Whittier College - Acropolis Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1940 volume:

-ell? 1 1 1 AQROUUIIQ I 0 1 0 I E puiaiisiwci by tile Associulvci Stucienls of Xviiillivr Coiicgc. Xviiiiiicr, California, nineteen imuncireci forty. Hcicn Stepiicns, Eciilonin-Ciiicig Charles Vveiaster, Business Nianagcr. Y 1 lollle Qlfx f xxl mlm sul N ilu- lc'e1w's olrl 1112111 wlm l'ilIil'.' X110lninlgsllu-111i1il To IIN- Illile - '-l1ilil'CCl0llK' x' nie-Q Jullvr '10 ' Elf X' 'UI' To llw clog I ul 1 'l in llw lou ' 'H SIS .Xml ilu' oxx 1 0 1 li Q lilllfjll H tl 9 ll. To profs wl1 'Xml lluosv who Hlilkk' us slun- xlm com Ill: lo rlznss xl .IH , , lu SllIlll'lll5 x lm llUll.l 601110 1 'Xml olln IS xx clls 1111Prs apple Gif U-w - 'J UIISIHIS '-2 . um c-uw 1 u , ,S To lJl'ilil!S'-'flily ll mlm . It pl 'uf !ex'c111cl rvu. 1 I H 11 11,1 1 Io sl I I CIIIHCPS CJYCI' VIEISSCS El If Uzlli ill C XYIIO lllillie FYOIH il I-0 ull lllvsf '... Ilillllll-ll' ol' lmolxs mul l1uilcli11Q5 'lil1c-fiollvgc' llml wc love . . . XYO Dvcliullv ll1e A.CRCJPfJl.lS 1 4 l LUCY SHAKARI AN lwcnnory is the lrvnsury and ,, X , , ff .fi if fr , , Ai 1 1 L55 5 3 ,lf . 1 lrclian of all lhings '-fsivero. -W d 'f' 1 W IF llxru lllcsv pugjvs rvcording lime avlivilif-s 0' unollwr year. H A al 'J L51 . .. . . - . 6,1 slum-s llw splrfl of Xvhlttler Qollege . . . frmnclly . . .3549 2,1 clelnocranliv . . . IIIOTOILQIIIY Christian . . . unminclful of .F lessor slanclnrcls llmn its own . . our aim 'ms been achievcgl. tiff QQ. A ng- . umm: 1212. 1:55 , ,gg -...ft' 1 1 3 5, .Aff A Ni: T 'Q' 'JS h z xl 'J' F- VZ' Hx., , -'.l:v1C f + 4 I: ,WT , .:r:4' 1. ML: fa.. .A Mr' ' jk 3 ' 4 LEADERS CLAS f .xuf:n.v,.uz1.,fm , 1 . 14 TLC WX 9 I CAM PU 4 Symlmol of lusling friendship lwlwc-Pn Japanese am' .xli1PTiK'ill1 alurlvnts is this graceful lnnlern. gift of Japa- nese sluclcnls. NYIIECII slancls on Reclwoocl Iawn. AX gulvxxuy lo lmowleclge. Founclc-r's from floor sees many Q6llt'l'ilUOllS of slllclenls COIN? mul Q0 in liluir preparalions for Illlllff' lifr- and flappiness. Af I . X K K A -,A LgvsiifiwwffwilsbsfnvifliS iflimimggag:fagis2si1Sf'?1iidQz:,'Ss4efswfbivzf,:Si4fi.,w2x.Vs4 msfegzgfgzvsgzsgifgwegzMff-M'K.ffQ,M:a1s:ezz:s2mf2.1 ,SMI Z H fx L55 if: ,wwiiff? f .24:Z-W-1.ffffwi, .154 K Wfzwifzf M-ffrlfvfnf. R 2yzxi,gfi:ggg2gs?kQ1fyf ? ifikiw AWT335iE-25,ki:xa1,1' ' 5 'N 'A . ' -35 i'zffQi'f1Q,fgi'ii 'fs' .fwxkfj if-W 'V . i55?, 5, ' K ffvg: 1 : QW is 1 ----. -- wx.. 2, - ,' ,-4-. M?9f f-'1l l'i Tv? If lzwkwai-i' slfmfk ?Yi'Qfc .'V :'QTEEH-135L?gi5iQ Mff'L'9Fil7:?'TR '7i5?' fQ.R?:fjA 'gefgg 43 Y A '2 .. Q ' M 3 5 ' K' H .f '35 2 -2 1 5j,f'f2ff ' Q532zwSzw-- mv .1 4+ ' .... w w .. 'Nm N-ff-M .m. w,.fA .W A ,A 29' q.,1:,,: 'g:I2,E:',...' : W- ' ' ' I gfigw . 5336? 55 1 3 -QQ - ,' 1? V v, , ' -.4 .V H L' W 4, Ai 'R A 4: 3 is Q E it 1. . ' 5 I I - Q A L - VL 1 ' lg' ,Qty J. w L' xi. 1 Zva, ly! Lfggjfhl 4. 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Xxlzlffllllm 'lull nllorcls still ullxvr opporlllniiic-s lor L1 XYPH YUIIIHIPCI VOHUQI' kin The arquisilion of Nienden Hull is one of time first steps in the new Twelve Year Plan for adding many new iouiiciings and new equipment to the campus. vb H S iff . -5 K 'J' 1 . 1 X 2 'W 9 Rx ,Q ' 48? f .- E, . 3, 7 W Q 7 fx, Jr Sb l V lk' L I W4 tfiu , 17 4, A fy' 4 g . 4 ,Q 14' . ,in 5 , N 3... Mk E 'MM 314562, 1 5,3 W. T if 3 s , G ,l xxgi X if in ,Q 'A tr. 'S 43 is .- J fs . .yu 1.5 if .,-1 'Nas- Js-,!+ k e rw f LY! I .Q b!. v, fa. , 4 wh , .--f 4, vw-mwah Y, f 1 Q 5 'f A ff . ,diff I . AM . , , ' 'J Q 'S A A grnrvful clrivv virrlvs U16 hisloric flrvcn Tx'IilIlSiUll. wlliflm 'ms lneen convvrlc-cl inio the mfwvsl XXy0lHEll1,S clormilory fwrvslwood Hull. xx Vlwlllll'-'IODOTPCI F0lIl1ClCl'.S lower lms Qrm-lvcl sluclcnls, il Coulcl lell il il SIIOLIICI suclclcnly lac- 1-nclowml willm life! 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Q. ff' - W ' Maw . 1? 31 2 WN: .,. . .',wf4I , ,a5,e1a.E . v I 41453 55750 1 4,,.--.w.1o.f-.I.p,4A' .W U Wif- Kih- X L, ., , 4 Fur sig cl . . . progrcssivv . . . consrien- lious . fig, Truc- to llle cle-rnocratic' ideal, uclminislruliun amd sluclc-nls COHEIIJOTEIIC in sm nllempl all lruly reprvsenlalivv gov vrnmenl. This nssorialion brings il closer lic- lmelwccn youthful im-xperienfc and cmligjlnlenwd mulurily. Yu f' fir f' U, aj' .' ' ' .4454 5 If tilt. MENDENHALL insteuct oi writing something concerning President Nten- clenimii. we offer a quotation from trim. in round numbers. 540 oi us are assemtvieci on tiiis cum- pus in it mutual cooperative enterprise. fjur objective is to secure the iuest possitpie development oi eacii of the live liuntireci. Of the 40. every one is here to make ax ciistinct conlrilnution lo this objective. To rio this Ile imrings lmrouct experience. specialized training, and commitment to cer- tuin icieuls. The success oi time enterprise sixoultt consist oi and lie measured ily tile attainment oi time live llunclrect. So. we have 340 peopie tmeiping 500 of their number to 'letter ill'ililil. iuroacier horizons, and keener apprcciulions. By tinis mutual activity may we iearn rnuluui unclerstunct- ing. may we enjoy ti1e grind of accumulating information unct acquiring sicilis. Finaliy. may we extend the urea ot gooctwiil witiuin the group anci to ttle utterrnost parts I . t lfilllgll imving leurneci to know bod better. Q-. ., 22 Sll 2.7 rar' , ---4 . 1 w J- ,Q rp S DR. ONIAS BAl.lDXVlN . . . Umm of lwen . . . MISS ELVA BRUNVN . . . Ucan of XVmm-11 Professor of Ilsyvlmlom, 1 1 1 jofulnr . V ' informal um! professor of Sccomlury lfclucation . . . pelilv . . . approucllulrlf- . . . a welronu- purliripmml in rnany il sluclvnl lJllH'SPSSiOI1 , . . luis lwvll unclcfr- standing of Illllllilll nature and ggvnuim- lk0HL'Pl'l1 about slurlenl prolylems make- him popular us pro- fessor, aclminislrulor :xml counselor. . . . YiY2llki0LIS . . . i'0lT1IN'lIxl1l . . . IHPT OXVH SLIFFPSSY lu' cXnrm'r lIllElIili9S llc-r lo Qin' przlflival nclviu' I0 prospc'c'livc lvnvlwrs . . . vmlslnnlly Silllfjlll nflvr ns en sponsor for fnmpus zlvlivilivs. she is an nlnlv H-pre-smmlzltive of sluclvnl inlvrvsls in H10 formu- lmn ul ilflll1IHlStl'illlYK' IJOIICXIPS. NIR. iiUXX','XRD I.. I lUC'IiE'I'il' . . . Complmllvr. . . syslvnmlic' . . . Ql'lliilI . . . LIlllll'l'SiilIlCiiIlQ: . . , iuncis YXilil ilSll1iPIN'SS ami ciiiir'ic'm'y. iris iongj ns- Nflliiiliiflll xxilii ilICiiYiCilIili stucicnl proimiems cn- fniwics ium lo do an imrni lusk we-ii. DR. ARTHUR S. XVATSON . . . Dean oi' llm Fuvuily. Proiicssor oi' Biology . . . impcrlurimuimie. . . . rvsoiulc . . . iniilu-nliui . . . in ilis faim. un- ruiiivmi manner. winicim is ,Qrucvci ily surprising iiasiws oi wil. Dc-nn Xvalson rurries out ilis aci- minislrulive ciutics wilim quiet limorougilness. DR. CHARLES SI'fXUI.DINC1 . . . Regislrur. . . . ilroiivssor oi iil'0ll0IHiCS . . . piucini . . . civ- iiiacrnlc -... composvci . . . Profs-ssor Spuuiciingis genius for organizulion. imis smmsv oi orcieriy pro- feciurc-. iong iamiiiur lo tiw slucic-nts oi imis uc'- counling classes imvc imcen pul lo greater si-rvire ior Xviuillicr Coiic-gc wifi: ilis axppoinlmi-nl us Rvgislrur. ill1ilQ'illQ lim Qvllingj amci spvmiing oi Coil:-Q0 L3 AC NHSS AI lxlxx ANlJERSfDN . . . lnstruetor in tlie Ro- mance l.nngunges . . . energetic . . . ellerveseenl . . . rnpnf lile . . . luer generous sense ol lmumor nncl rezuly store ol lnscinating nm-eclotes mulie lier classes appreeiutecl lny stuclents nt lmotll extremes ol tlle gfrncle curve. MISS ESTI IIQR AAXNIDRIQXVS . . . ljrolessor ol fiermztn. . . . gracious . . . eulturecl . . . reserveql . . . oulstnncling as a woman instructor wlmo covers lier sulmieet tliorouglily nncl ellicsienlly witllout lueing nl ntl peclantie. NIR. THERCJN ASHISN '... l'rolessor ol Speerli . . . quiet . . . unassuming . . . sellfpossessecl . . . nlxle ex- ponent ol tlie lntest teelwniques in nuclio-visual ecluvntion: lie also nets ns mentor in lorensies mul raclio procluetion. Aulllflil . . . llireetor ol llllysienl liclucation lor men . . . serious . . . solt-spolxen . . . pleas- nnl . . . lle puts llis llleories into prneliee uncl proves llleln Qoocl lly leauling us lllI'OllQll to lmtnslwtlmll ellzxmpionsllips. L'I'Y lxllf. PAl,'l. ffxpll, .... exssislnnl in llle lbfkllllil llepnrt- ment . . . SC'llf-lSSlII'l'Kl . . . lwusy . . . tulenlecl . . . romingj lo us lrom tlle ljnsuclenn Plnyllouse. Xxlllittier College lms greatly lueneliterl lay luis unique nlnility in llle stnge urls. xllf. .X . . . l'lonor.xry lilmrnrinn . . . Qeninl. . . . cliseerning . . . unclerstnncling . . . llie lilmrury nnrl tlle College lms gjninecl innnezxsurzxlyly lrom luis untiring ellorls. DR. Cfflfil'-lx . . . Ill-mt ol llle llepnrt- f J J ment ot l llllUSOIllly nncl l sycltology . . .null1or. . . Sf liolzzr . . . pllilosopller . . . llle sincere slurlent lincls in llim an truly great lCilill0I'. IDR. CfH.'XRl.lfS Cflflltlilt . , . l'rolr-ssor ol Ili-.mmtits . . . enlllusinslic . . . preeise . . . genial . . . n lmrcl tnslx- mnster. lie eomlmines an goocl sense ol lnumor will: an lteen sense ol nrtislry to procluee USlllilSll llilsu in llle lioel il-ltenlre. '7 A. HU If-Q IDR His I IDR. IIIfRI3IjR'I' I R.XXCIS EVANS . . . Ch-uw . . . clf-yonl . . . sc'I1oInrIy '... Inv prvsicli-s mocla-stIy oycr our lzlmpf-I mcelings, und lvnrlles Ilis rvligion and Iinc- urls classes in a precise Imul genllcr manner. NIISS NI.-Xl,'I5 IZYAXS . . . Head ol' ilu- Homo lico- lllii'S Iyopnrlnlvnl . , . i'IH'l'l'iillI . . . 0IIIivivnl . . . Plllllililllf nnlionaIIy Iynown Ior In-r sIiiII in IIN- c'uIini1ry nrls ns wr-II ns Iler nI1iIily lo l9nc'Il lIl1'lll lo aspiring roecls. . IIIfR5CI1I. Iffllfilfll , . . I,-e4'lurvr in I:ricncIs glory and Dorlrinc . . . willy . . . sympnllif-lic , . . Iwlp- Iul mul unrIerslnncIing,f as counselor mul Iiricncl . . . omi- nenlIy suc'c'essIuI as Ijaslor oI lI1e Fri:-mls Cllurcll and inslruclor in rm-Iiggion. IXIISS ROBER'I'A FORSISERG . . . Assislanl in the lLngIisI1 Deparlnwnl . . . zvnlous . . . sluclious . . . sus- c6pliIJIc . . . inynIunIJIe ns gniclv lo Iwwilclerecl ITrosI1 in lIw lIll'0FS oi Ijmnsia' Englisll. RUTII . . . Inslrurlor in Violin. . . . lnlcnlecl . . . c-ncrgelic' . . . cliscriminuling . . . mnin- springf oI llle QoII9gf'-Qommunily LJrc'I1c'slrn, sllc is nolefl Ior Iwi' vigorous inlvrprelalions oi III? mnslvrs. DR. HERBERT IIARRIS . . . Humorous . . . iclc-nIislic. visionary . . . in I1is Iong years oI svrvive lo lI1e Col- :-. Imc- Ims In-on cIirec'lIy rvsponsilulc- lor many oI lI1e mosl yuInnImIe nrlclilions lo our cmnpus. NIR. ,I. 5I.XIII,UN IIXRYIQY . . . Proic-ssor of Pifmlm . . . inslrnrlor in R1'IiQion . . . Qc-nlI1' . . . cngfr-r , . . SIINCH' . . . Iron: Ins yours oI slucly nIJr Qllage c'Iusses till? vosmopoiilnn inIIL.renr'c- oI oIcI worIcI 1llIllIl'l'. NIR. IIARRY HI:NI5IfRSfDN . . . I,-f?clurr-r in Soriolog . . . cligniiic-rl . . voopvralivc- . . . ioyiz1I . . . one oI lIw pillars oi our juslIy Iiillll0llS clvpnrlnwnl. IDR. IIXXIIIJ . . . II1'nrI oI IIN- Ijcpnrlmvnl oI Sociology . . . lIl0lIQilllllI . . . progrc-ssiyf' . . . IllIlIl0l'OlIS. II10 sIv lwlnI4Iv in Im Cys- is IIPVPI' Iosl in IIN' mosl serious som-iologivul clisrussion. Zi oncI Ile Ixrings lo Ilis Inn- J . . . lnslrumlor in liilllliil- Iion . . . progressive . . . inrluslrious . . . slruigglil-Iorwurcl . . . iuslly popular among llmc- people in In-r clvpurlme-nl. slu' inspirvs I1Pr SIllll0IlIS us wi-II us impurls Illl' prnclirzxl uspc-ds ol eclucnlion. lfil . . . Insiruclor in .xrl . . . sxlliulmle . . . illQf'lII0llS . . . flislim-tive . . . Iwsl Iulown Io Illv sluclc-nts Illrougll In-r Illlllllillillillif If-c'Iurc-s in I'im- rxrls. slim' initiates aspiring nrlisls inio II10 llIllllilllN'IIIilIS ol lmlnmxv, Fllyllllil. mul proporlion. MISS MA.RGARIi'I'IIJX IUHNI.-NN . . . IL-mi ol llw Srllool ol Nlusif . . . on-onmplislwcl . . . eurm-sl . . . clirc-rl . . . in lllc Classroom. in IIN' sllulio. on IIN- 1i0Iliii'I'I slngff. Nliss I.oI1mi1nns vital pc'rsonuIiIy gives QUIIIIIIH' signili' unrmrc Io Ilcr presenlulions. NIR. NIQRIIIXJIJ . . . Insiruflor in Ilislory nncl I'.1'onomic's . . . pcwsomnlmlc' . . . willy . . . cI1'monsIre1Iix'v, . . . If-fluring willl rvnmrlullplm- Iorc'P illlil vlui-ily. Ixv Ims won wlmolc--Inf-nrlvcl slunlc-nl upproval in Imis Iirsl 51-nr ul Xvllillivr. I I I CNCXXCII CfIIIFI7 NIfX'x'NIfXN . . . Ilirf-vlor ol Athi If-lirs . . . Ilenrly . . . Iormvlul . cromrnnncling . . . ulmlv lic-Icl gl-lwrill witll u Iong Iisl ol viclories Io llis Crvclil. Ilis worml is law. pile. RIN' . . . Inslructor in Clwmislry mul TXlilIll1'IIlilIIKS ...Q pcrsonulmlc- . . . young . . . ulilf- . . . Ilnis zxgwcwnlmlc' prol provvs IImI IIN- mosl elvnlvnlul lzu'Is ol flue-mislrx' nncl llmlllvillallims um lw maclv inIvrcsIing,5. IUIQ. CII ISTIXX' IDSVIIIQI ISI . . . Iyrolessor ol Clic-mislry, . . . cxurliilg . . . xisionury '... inspiring . , . sluclvnls wlno worlx umlm-r Iiim Iwronu- clisviplvs ol? Ilis IT1f'Ill0ClS uml pro- Icssionul iclvzxlsz Ilis :Ir-pznrlmvnl is Iimnous lor ils suu'c-ssI'uI Ql'illlllilli'S. 5I.XIiI1OIYI'IfR . . .InsIruc'Ior in Illlys- iunl I'.Cllli'ilIIOll lor Xvonwn . . . mic ufmt . . , i'lH'lAQl'lIi' . . . I I slimulnling . . . Iwi' unslinling Im.-II worli mul 0llISIilllllIIlQ Yl'lASilIlllIy llilYP Illillll' ll1'I' illl IlIYillllillJl0 IIll'llIlH'l' ol ilf'l' mls-purlnwnl. IDR. IT-XI 7I. Si-XNIIIILI. SNIITH . . . I'roIf-Wir oI Ilislorv. . . . z1rcIf-nl . . , impuIsivc- . . . 1-nlm-rluining . . . an Iusfiiinl- ing Ice-lurr-r: IN- CXIDIDIIIHIS IIN- iflz-HIS ol cIc-momraN'y as IN- inlz-rprf-Is our Iiislory. IDR. HIQRISIQRT SI'IfYC'IfR . . . Iiwli-IN-lor in I3ioIoQy. . . . 1-IIic'i4-lil . . . pri-sc-rving . . . I-XIN-ric-iN'c-II . . . rf-Iurningj Io XV. C. ilI1Il'l'Il If-IIowsIiipz1I IIN- I Inivc-rsily ol' f'uIiI'ornin. Iris cIroII IIIIIIIIDI' rc-Ii:-W-x IIN- CII'lICIQ4'I'y oI Sl'l0llI'K'. NIR, XVIIIDI 'R S. 'II 'I'I'IfR . . , I.I'I'IlII'0I' in Ifnglisli . . . l'llIIlllSIilSIIl' . . . IUKIIIIIIIOIIS . . . IC'iII'IIl'KI . . . wc-II Iulown Il'IDIllTPI', IN- sIin1uInIc-s Iris sIucIc-nls Io il IN-W RIIDIDFCIDIEIIIOID oi gre-nl IIII'I'ilIlIl'9. NIR. AI.IIIfR'I' I.'I I'iDN . . . I,roI'c-ssor oI Ifnglisli . . . YKDIIIIDIP . . . SIIIIIUIQIIIIIQ' . . . c-riIic'e1I . . . an wi1I1-Iy recog- nize-cI EIIIIIIUFIIQ' on IIN- IfngIisI1 Innguugv. Iiis pionef-ring work in orlIioIoQy Inns nIIreN'lccI IIN- ull:-nIion oI 4-cIuc'aIors IIIIAUIIQIIOIII IIN? counlry. NIR. ITRANIK IDI .... IIDSIIAIIIIOI' in Xyoiu- . . . Illlmorous . . . opcn IUIIIIIUCI . . . IDUIDIIIEIIL' . . . uiNI1-r Ilis I - - sI4iIIIuI Imlon. IIN' QJIIDIDOIIII C.INJir Inns won rm-rognilion EIIIKI IN-I'Inin1 IIIHJNQI1 ils Iinc- fonts-rls. SIISS BIAISIZI. IT. RICIZ . . . Iyroiie-ssor oI IiICIll6llIrlI'y I'1cI- IIIYIIIIDID . . . cIigfniIIif-:I . . . comps-lc-nl . . . Iilunnn . . . proniim-nl Iigjurm- in IIN- 1-rIlN'21Iion cIc-purInN,-nl. IDIiss Riu- Imrings Io IN-r I'Iusst-S IIN- IDIYIIDIICYII XYISKIOIII oi' ye-urs of IlI'IllrlI 1-xp:-rN-:No xviII1 iIllIKIl'l'Il, 3IR.IiUC1IiNIIi RIIDI'DI.Ii . . . Inslruclor in I3uIuIir Sc'I1ooI Ixiusic' . . . MIZIIIII- . . . n1ocIc-sl . . . mpulilf- . . . 4-cIuc'z1lion nmiors Iearn IIN- roIe OI niusic' in nNNIc-rn ecILN'nIion Irom tliis IIIQQIIJIL- young pr0I. IDR. AI-FRIiID RCDINII-IR . . . IJroI's-ssor oI IJIN-ms . . . sI1y . . . gf-nIIr-nmnIy . . . inlc-IIcc'IuuI . . . IIN-6-QI wiIIi II1e mIiIIi1'uII task oIi If'ilCIlII1Lf un IIIDSIHISI' subject Io IisIIe-ss I4l'f'SIllllCll. IN- Inlwors wiII1 unliring pzxlic-IN-v to pul Iiis suIJ- ic-m'I ufross. NIRS. DIARY SI'IAFI:NIfR . . . Inslruvtor in IIon1e- IZCIDINDIIDICS . . . rc-Ivins-QI . . . cIcrnurs- . . . cIisc-riininuling . . . QIYICIIIQ' IIN- Ilomc c-ronoinifs CIG-pa1rInN-nI SIN- inslrucls I-oc-cIs in IIN- nrlislic aspm-rl oI IIOIDDCHIEIIQIIIQ. IDR. MARCUS SKARS'I'IiIDT . . . I'roIc-ssor UI' INIntI1e- mulics :NNI I.IIDYilFIi1I1 . . . IHDIICICIUIL' . . . SCIIOIIIFIS' . . . a IYIHD smicnlisl IIIIKI DFCIEIQIDQIIK' . . . IPLIHN-LI in Iiis Iii-IKI. Ixis In-I-n nppi'e-rinlioim OI Iilc-rury ve1ILN-s nminluins IIN- I1igI1 SIIIIDKIIIIII oI our Iilirary. lNlARYfJ VAN IDENIAN . . . lnstructor in Dlusic fiom- posilion , . . precise . . . corrlial . . . cllallengingf . . . a Xvliillicr gjracluale wlio lias proven liersell to lic a capa- lmlc arlisl ancl teaclwer. slic- imparts lo ller sturlcnls some llming ol' lwr own llawless lx-clmique. NIR. FRANK VEAIE . . . l.eclurcr in Y.NI.C.iX. . . . inter:-sling . . . cooperalive . . . capalble . . . an experic-ncecl LY' man. llc inslrucls LY' majors in the practical applica- lion ol classroom tl1eory lVllSS l,UClI.I.E NIERHULST . . . Director ol Physical lliclucalion lor Vvomen . . . vigorous . . . lnrainy . . . cliclac- tic N... lmesicle being an excvllc-nl teacller ol sporls ancl games slme is a l-ormiclalule ilu-orisl in the classroom. MR, ,l, CUSTAX' XVIIITII . . . Dean ol Pm-ifif South Xvesl Scllool ol Y.Nl.C..-X .... pious . . . complacc-nl . . . analytic . . . a widely linown lecturer ancl vocalional counsellor, lie passes on lo luis sociology students liis lccll- nique ol counselling anfl guiclancc. -. - MR. ISIINIANIIN XVHITTIQN . . . I.ibmrian . . . cheer- lul . . . courls-ous . . . learnccl . , , easily recognizecl luy luis lnouncling slricle. lie compclcnlly manages liis classes in Frf-ncll l.ilf-rature as well as ilu- college lilarary. ISA-XRlS.'XR.1N. . . . Sccl'clal'y lo the Prvsicleni. . . . cliarming . . . gracious . . . cliligc-nl . . . slle receives visitors lo ilu- ljresiclenfs ollvicc willi pleasant clignily. filflxlli IHSHCJP . . . Gracluale lxlanager . . . lnusiness- Iila- . . . popular . . . alxle . . . lliis former Sluclenl Body proxy aml all-around atlmlclc is ilu- logical man lor liis jolm. J IVIISS NIARY REYNOLDS . . . Assistant Proiessor oi Iiioiogy . . . skiIIect . . . sympathetic . . , eonsicierate . . . acimirect hy all Ior her personaiily ancI toierant inIeaIism. she is as sueeessilui as ciorm Iiostess al Xvay HaII as she is in the Iqioiogy IaIJ. INIISS IVIARVIQIIA RUIJIJICR ..., Nssistant in the olivine oi the Comptroiier . . . Iurisk . . . cIepenrIaImIe . . . ohsery- ing . . . heIps keep the hooks straight anci hanciies many oI the cietaiis oI the Coiiege Iinanees. MISS RUTII IiSTHIiR SMITH . . . Seeretary to the Registrar . . . anaiytic . . . attentive . . . experieneeci . . . thoroughiy Iamiiiar with all the prohiems oi the Regis- traris oIIiee. she has suryiyeci many changes oi regime, hIRS. hirkiiifi. XVATSON . . . Hostess at Crestwooci llall . . . motheriy . . . ciepenciahie . . . eheeriui . . . guarcis her eharges with ailieetionate interest. hIRS. CIIJXIQA. DALIJXS . . . Secretary oi fienerai Qi- Iiee . . . eor4IiaI . . . proiiieient . . . inyaIuaI3Ie . . . presid- ing oyer the minor inierno oi the Izusy Cienerai Uiiiee, she knows all the answers. NIISS IIIQIIZIXI HAIU . . . Seeretary lo the Comptroiier, . . . IriencIIy . . . aniept . . . ctipiomatie . . . keeping a sharp eye on the giehits anti ereciits. she is a Irienfi in neeci to stncients perpIexecI hy eine-sI IXIISS LUIS KIfI.I,I,fY I... Assistant I.iIJrarian ami Hos- tess at Piatner i'IaII . . . metieuious . . . poised . . . eriticai . . . her acute sense oIi propriety permits no rareiess in- Iraetions oI' the ruies either in the reafting room or at Iyjiatner. . . . Nurse . . . Hostess at Eari- harn Hall . . . kinct . . . heIpIuI . . . eIiIIeetive . . . welt Iiked hy the gfiris at Eariham. she manages the ctorm anci the iniiirmary with quiet eompetenee. INIRS. .IESSII2 nIeCUI.I,OUGI'I . . . Hostess at Boite IIaII . . . hospitaIJIe . . . pieasant . . . kinciiy . . . In-r giris Iinci in her a paI and uncierstanciing eonnseiior. iNIISS HILIJZN PERKINS . . . Secretary to the Dean oi XXJOIIIGD . . . Iiveiy . . . competent , . . Iikahie . . . hrightens Dean Brownis outer oIIIiee with In-r good nature and humor. , ,,,:f'EAA, f,,. ' fig-:Iv 9. N ,. iii ll' A' . xv .:'f'1 '- ' Sluclenl c'oac'l10s play an important part in tlie curricula ol VVl1it- tier College. 'lille coavlies leael small ulaljn sections in connec- tion will: voursos ol l.ile Srienfe, Signilics, Pllysical Science. Social Scif-lice. anal lwlusir. lxleeling Witli a coacli enables a sluclent lo enter inlo inlormal clisvussions, aslc questions, and tall! almoul prolllems lllat would lie impossillle in the large lecture room. On llie olllvr llancl. ilu- system is excellent lor tlie Coacflles, wlio gain valunlxlv lc-aclling expr-rierwe. Tlie coaclwes are usually seniors or grzulunlvs ancl must lme worlxing lowarcl a tPHFll6l',S Creclential. FROSH l7HYSlCAl. SCIENCE FRliSHFl.'XN SUClfXl. SQll NQl lluql Syflnor, Don Butler, lst Row-Dorolliy Slim-els, 5lirian mc Bolm Crossan. 'lncl Row-Fir. Ner moo: D Q x ley. Elvet Squires 32 SOPIIONIORIC SOVIAI, SFIENFIQ luck Small, Sully Bllllia Dr. P. Smillr Virginian Slmngj, mul Hill Hruu. Sf'JVlIlJ3IORlf UVF SCyllfYCl'f PIII' cJ4'lu'rll1nn, Lois laulws, Illlil Puwvr 1xIElUI'il'l' .loyrcg Bull fuunls. SlUNIl lf'S VOACHFS Firsf l'run-G1-nv Bishop, U1-nv Xvinvingr-r Sccoml rmv-Dir:Ii Lnuw, Ru!mc-rin Iiurvs Kennmly. Hlvsc student routines mf-ef once Z1 wwwli with Hu- lwucl of ilmv clvpurlmcnk lo rvvvivc inslruvlion in llmc- prvscntalion ol lllvir mu- rinl and all grucluule Cmmrllvs meel again during llu- week io rm 1-ive guiflumw- from bliss lflvu Brown. 1-clucalion inslrucxlor. 33 Iwrg, Nlnry fornwull, DHL Slmllvy, Dun Q IIE Pitt Student tiocty presidents are txorn nnct not matte. ViiiliS lllllfil was provect ctnring tile nctministration ot Bob Crossun. wtlo, from time moment ine toot: over time guvei, rnrriect out ttie ctittlicutt jotm ot S. ii. prexy witil zest. enttlusiasm anct ettticierwy. Uncter Crossunis atnie iencterstlip time Executive Committee nctctect muny innova- tions us weti as important new vtmnges in time Constitution. M, ..m.,-..,..., ,, K on tf.w.....,.s,..M.x7..-,S K K Q i if E E ' 5 3 1 W ii ::,,,1,,tM,.,.....,-A i 2 i S Aticc tjemtlerton. George iynricer. Dtarion Reect. Atice Saunders. Curt i'tunson. iirouctoaics and XxN'!i1ittii'l' iiXl'Cl1tiVC ,iotmn Hates, anct Heten Steptiens Committees ttave joint meeting 34 -1+ Paola Crossan. Pres. ,inim Haivs, S. B. Pre-xy, A.S.XV.C. iirsi semester seconci semeslvr Silent ,ioiin Huivs. stepping up lo Prffsicicnl from his former position ol' Vice- presicivnl in mini-lcrm, iirougilt to iiis office n in-nci-fuii of new iciens and plans . . . A nm-xv Exefulivc Connnillee ieanrnvqi the functioning of siucicnl government quivicly. and ii lin-ir work so fur is any inciicaiion nc-xl ycnr siiouici iw iioth proiiiluimie and surcessfui. 35 K. EXEC 'FIVE E Holm Hfunillon I st Svnwster. Sopllomorc Exlarion EQPKXLE Isl Semcslcr Sc-c'rc-lury Represcululivv George Parkcr Isl Semester Treasurvr X EEi E EFE ..,..2 , 36 CUNINIITTEE twtarian Reed. vivacious Secretary ot ttle Student Body, tcept accurate and interesting records ot tile targe meetings. as wett as ttme minutes ot ttle weetdy meetings ot ttie Committee. Racking tiis tmrains to tceep ttle tnudget tuatancect, ttle books in order, and ttle wott away trom our door. George utsittte Napoteontt Partfer carried admiratnty ttie strain ot ttie Treasurerts worries. . . . Under Georges guidance a new system of student store management was adopted . . . He atso devised a new mettlod ot tetting tive year contracts. tt1eretJy saving quite a sum .... An et- ticient tvusiness-man, George tctt tiis tpootxs in good order. and money in tt1e tmantf. For ttle tirst time in ttie tlistory ot Xvtiittier Cot- tege. ttie Student Body. under ttll' teaderstiip ot ttle Executive Committee toot4 an active part in ttle annuat Homecoming Day ceteiJration. wtlieti was catted tt'lC most successtut in years .... Un- der ttle capatnte direction ot Atice nsandyn Saun- ders, new Sociat events were added to time caten- ctar. Tile annuat Foottmtt Banquet in tionor ot ttle passing Poets was enttlusiasticatty attended tJy tfJ0ttl students and Townspeopte .... The founding ot a traditionat annuat Ct1TtStlllilS Din- ner tor students and tacutty was wett received. . . . Hay rides, stialing parties. Frestlman Recep- tion, and many student tuody dances were added to Sandyts tist ot. accomptistlments. Representing ttle Seniors, Bot: ivtitctiett put in tlis bit to tiven-up time meetings ot ttie Committee. wt1ite ttie iota ot representing ttle .iuniors was at- totted to l'0Ltft16ElKt?Ct Franti Rogers. Botu Hamitton tootc care ot Sophomore ctass interests witti tits txtyron Ctaxton Atice tycmtmerton Bot: txttttftllltt lst Semester Atti. Representative. lst Semester Xvomenis Representative. lst Semester Senior Representatne I S., EXEC 'FIVE EEMMITTEE Alive Saunders lst Semester Soriai Ciiairnlnn Boi: Sluii 2nd Semester Aliiivtic Represenlulive Ffaliii VEQOQPTS Ist Semester Junior Representnlive 2nd Smesler Vive President usual cienr-minclecl precision and ready humor. Tail. clurlq and siienl Nlyron Claxion doesni say mufil 'Jul when ile does il's wortil listening to. Presenting El clear piflure of the proimiems of Vkfilillier Alilieles, and supervision of liie Annual Spring Sporls Banquel for men, were time muin issues oi iris office. EJFOIJICIIIS oi the fairer sex. and represenlzxlion of 'time A, XV. S. were lniien rnre of ivy lilizxn-iluirecl Alice Pemberton .... 38 Helen Stephens Ac ropolis Editor Hlrvey Vvhitson 7111 Semester Treasurer J fin the resignation ol Arthur Crowell lfclcly, the Qualcer Campus stall was heacletl hy lanlcy. sancly haired Carl Hanson at the post ol eclitor in chieli. tlncler his clireetorship the fQ.C. has assumecl a more important place in stuclent lite antl com- prises many new irleas in journalistic worlc. Heacling the Acropolis statt, ancl hringing valu- almle suggestions from time to time in Executive Committee meetings. Helen Stephens managecl the important puhlication ol the Acropolis, Xvhit- tier College yearloooli, with vigor and a clesire to ,lullill her oliliice ettectively .... Contact hetween students ancl executive was maintainecl through a weelcly column, written hy the presiclent, in the fQualier Campus .... To lurther goocl relations hetween Xvhittier ancl Broadoalcs. a joint committee lrom the two schools met regularly to cliscuss similar stuclent proh- lerns .... The estalmlishment ol a Joint Council to cliscuss the prohlems ot stuclents ancl laculty was a valualmle aicl throughout the year .... This lormiciahle list ot accomplishments gives eviclence ol caretul guiclance ol Vvhittieris 'Ship ol Staten over rough waters hy a most proliicient crew ot whole-heartecl worlcers. Carl Hanson Qualcer Campus Eclitor V5 Ed Patterson 2nnl Semester Soplaomore Representative ECUTIVE The new executive committee lmeing full ol entlni- siasm was not lar lxelerinrl tlle lirst in accomplisll- ments .... Franlc Rogers. witln aclctecl lxnowleclge lrom tlwe lirst semester, tooli over tlme comrnanct ol tlae committee meetings. fQuiet llarvey XVllitSIDll taclclecl tlie lluclget-tmoosting witlw llis usual un- olotrusive lmut eltective lnlmor. Secretary anct Scrilalpler-inffflriel. Ectctie lxleri- clitllls clwerlul accounts ol luusiness transactecl, are precise ancl clirect .... Seniors cllose Rollin Holton to represent tllem, wlmile tlae Juniors' clioice was lilcalble George Curtis. Genial Ect Patterson, was allotted tlme post ol Sopllomore Representative .... .lean Crossan, witli tlle typi- cal Crossan talent for lveing active in stuclent politics, carriecl on the jolm ol' Xvomanls Repre- sentative .... Velma Ramsey, Social Cliairman. steppecl into olltice to lie immecliately lacecl witll plans for tlre annual Carnival. Balnyls Bawl, ancl .lunior College Day arrangements. Slme provecl llersell again to lie the grancl worlcer we lcnew tliat slre was. Rollin Holton Qncl Semester Senior Representative George Curtis 'lnrt Semester Junior Representative 40 Vetma Ramsey Qnct Semester Sociat Ctlairman Jean Crossan Qnd Semester Xvomenis Representative Happy-Q0-tuctcy Boim Stutt, with a cteep uncter- stanctingf of the neeets of attitetes tiirougtl per- sonat experience, gave witting service in tlis oi- tice ot attitetic representative. His sutmtte tiumor was murim appreciated at meetings .... Continu- ing to manage tile interesting jotvs of editing, Heten Steptiens and Cart Hanson wortiect quietty ttdrougiiout tile semester on ttieir respective puinti- cations .... Feeting ttmt they are just getting startect. tiiis committee traits its activities now to continue ltlem again after vacation. 41 UttMMl'I l'EE Ectna txtereciittl Qnct Semester Secretary A. W. . A. VV. S. ran in high gear with Virginia Hoiioway at the Wheei. Bacic seat driving was done hy iviary Eiien Perry and other cahinet memhers who heiped iieep the A.VX7.S. machine in perfect order. Chairman oi the very successiui Vvecinesday afternoon teas sponsored hy the Associated Vtfomen Students was Virginia Vwihitson. Mary Pope and her committee hought a tea service that added much to the attrac- tiveness oi these ailiairs. inciuded among the sociai activities was the ,fX.XV.S. Pbarioecue using for the first time the harhecue pit which was huiit iast year hy the organization. Scene oi the gaia Poetess Prom was the fyaiimont Country Ciuh. Another important sociai event was the Ati Vvomenis Banquet. First row-Saiiy Builis, Niadeiim- Shultz, Dorothy iyiitrheii, Second row'-Hannah Niay Viihoinas, Niitdred Thaiinier, Harriett iviiiis, .lean Crossan, Lucite Xxiohernian. Portia Perry. Tllirri row'-Lois yinntgoinery, Ruth Devries, Doris Kresse, Pres., Frances Rae Rogers. Fourth rowf-.ivan hioorc-, Gerry Thomson, tsponsori Veinin Ramsey, ixiary iVicCiary. Fifth rowHifir-riore Curren, Barham Brown. Ruth Devries Roseiien Harrison Xfirginia Hoiioway iViary Eiien Perry A. VV. S. OFFICERS President .,...,.............,,,..,.,,..,,.,......... Vice President ...... .Xfirginia Hoiioway .......iViary Eiien Perry Secretary ,.r,.,...,... .......... R uth Devries Treasurer r,r,...............,,,,,....,, ..,.... R oseiien Harrison Vvomenis Representative ,,..., ........ A .tice Pemherton Sponsor Chairman ..,,,,,,, S. S. C. Chairman ....,, S. S. C. Advisor .......,,,, Personnei Chairman ,,,,,,,. Social Chairman .....,,, Puhticity Chairman ,,,,,, inter-so. President ...... Jean Crossan .......iViargaret Lord .......,Doris Kresse ......Jerry Thomson .........iViiriam Swope .......,Grace Shaicarian .........Ruth Stranaiiam ......i-uciiie Shaicarian Aiice Pemherton VX7. A. A. President ....... ..,...,, J ean ixfierrilt Betty Xvachtei i11ter-Dorril President ..,,,, ........... C ora ixfiorgan Sussanna Stricicier Sociai Chairman of Student Body ........ Aiice Saunders Veima Ramsey inter-Pepper Representative ,,.....,...... ixiary Lee Paimer SOPHOMORE SERVICE COMMITTEE Honored stooges oi the A. VV. S., memhers oi the Sophomore Service Committee, rendered vaiuahic service to the student hody. They introduced the Freshman women to the campus and served at the inn during Freshman Xveeic. The giris acted as guides during Homecoming and the Spring Festivai and throughout the year the iittie johs so necessary for a Weii functioning student ioody. N Xlfm C Ol Nl ll 14 1 Jr 1 n 1 . usor 1 'mp J - ssoclnlcc 0 ll mul l 1 compo c of womc n J mc 0 I: V 1 'Q S10 '1 l 11 IC vos ' . . N. - xv r I' H 'ncvisi ' ' 5 ma S El projm ' r '-.' 51' ' ' iriaml Suu . .'1'ururu1-i ,. 'S,.f ' Arr4,.f',' 1 . . 'r.'ini. mr muy. .X XY. S, !4l'OYSURF- . ,'lll00ll ' ' ,H '0 ' X'EQ ' squm -' Xusg Wm 1-n mov ns sponsors. 'Hwy kepl ilu- Ureenf is-sn inlxmwnml on 'adds mul ll0Il.iSu cluring Frcslmmn Xvc-1-IQ mul Clllf'l'- lanim-rl llwm Sl'YK'I'ill limvs llnrougll- ou! llw your. W- nf' liiul run'-Frliilu fllxun, Xlzxry VH1-I1 Ijvrry. X ir- izml Sxxopv. fpmu' Slhlliklfiilll, ray Xisllule, Ellvn XX 1-Lil, Svrfulfl frm'-,lul1r' lflxxzurrls, Nlalry Bvluurfl, INT- lvm' Xvvltll, .lvam rxlvrrill, Ixllnrllim' Imrxl, Jam' I lm livll. A. XX. 5. KAISINLI 'lm-rg:-lic nu-mlwrs of llm Culainel wr-l'v the lmc'lQlmnw of time .Xssoviatecl XXVOIHPII Slllclmlls. Nlevlings filled NYil!l lively clisrussions of problems ol' l'0ll1Xl'l'Il lo all llle VVOIHCII sludenls wvrc- held onrv ax month. Fin! run'-fivrmm' Sllulxnriull. xl-ui.m Sxxupn-. Rullx Sirmmlmn. Virginian Xxyluilxmm, Nlnrgurvl l.ul'mI. Fwrzunl IYJIIV-',Il'1lIl KIWNSEIII, lvrrx' Iluulnsrnl. vvllllal Rillllhvy, Aliu- l'011nIxc'rl1n1. 'mm x'I1'l'liH. lfmzf ruff'-Bvliy Xxmlllvl. Alum' 5.nllnrl4'rH, fllwlllllil ffflrlxlvr. Xlufy LN' Ilullllwr, Ijurls lxn-Nw Iiflllflll :ww--xlury l'1HI'll Pvrry. Rlllll luvxyrim-Q. virsjilriq Hourmzuv, Ruwllr-rx Harrison. 'b QQ W A 'K -lif?Z,x.,, .rhifl Q, ...wg , VARSITY FLLTB Gricliron stars. lmaslcetlnall players, lmselmall. anal trafic lmeroes. wlmo have earned letters are memlmers ol time Varsity Cluln. Tllis lligll ranlcing Club inclucleel mnong its netivities, a Inici- summer picnic' uncl an lmarlxecue for prospective stuclenls. First rom-Rollin llolton, ivlr-lvin Prive, Recltorel Rollins, Arvle D4-cllnnn, Difk lunux, Don Xvin- ters, l.iun. Secomi row - Simi llemlrirli, flmrlir' Cooper, Rulplx finrnmn, Xximlc- Brown, fivni- Xvineinger, Steve- Uarrlm-r, ima- Xvoomlwurcl, Blair Salmon. Tiliril row-lfsliliv Nirlmls, .Xrt licltly, Bill EIA linQs, Ruger filll'l Nlvfilnsliey, Doll Rees, Si Kornrln, .lnlln Ilnli-s, linlm llulniltnn, llanli Lucy. Fourllr row-Bert Nirllols, lion Cruggs, Bob Ticlcl. l.c-Roy lluglu-s. nlyron Claxton, Neil Xxlilllfllll. KNIGIITS. XVi1en anyone wanted a jolt: well clone llle College Knights were called upon. Tliese eiglxleen upperelassmen clonnecl lileir lmest clucls to usher at College functions, lnacl tlleir say about time llillillg' ol tile lreslnnen, and up- llelcl tile traclilions ol time College and tile friendly relations between Colleges. First row'-l lnnli l.ili'y,.llll1l1 ilulvs, Dick Tll0Il1ElS, Rollin lloltnn, Clwl ixlxfiloslivy. Secumi row-Holi firnssun, Holm ixlitcliell, Bolv Elliinton, Art ylill'SlllIlll Il. ljresiclenl. llarry lianlis Vive-presiclelil, Franlc Nelson: Seerelary-treasurer. lxlorris l'aclia l.oolcing oul lor llle male element ol llie stuclenl l1ocly tllis past year were the A.lNl.S. ollieers lieacleml lmy Harry lianlcs. Tlie lirsl ol? tlie year louncl its ralJl7le moluilizepl lor a slag lJarl1er'ue. During llle spring semester tl1e women were let in on llie lun willl a gay Valenline's Dance al llle Haeiencla Country Club ancl a sen1i-formal at tlie Beverly Hills Hotel. livery year ilu- A.lN'l.S. aml tlie S.C.A. sponsor a relreal al Camp Arlbolamlo for llle new men stuclenls. 'lille get-logfelller l1elps llie new ancl old sluclenls and lacully nnenllvers get afquainlecl lx-lore tl1e liarcl grincl lmegins. 'l1l1e :Xssocialecl ixlen Sluclents l1aye a revolving l.oan Funcl lllat can lme usecl lvy fllly sluclents wllo are sl1ort on funds. lxlanagers ol llie fund are l'l10SCI1 from llme three upper classes. Tliis year tliey were Doug ll0llQl1l0ll. Kay Kenton. ancl .laclf llarrington. Nleelings were sclleclulerl once a l1l0l1lll during ll1e el1apel periocl. Al ll1e lirst meeting ol llxe secoml semester llie newcomers to the campus were introclueecl and weleomecl into tlie ranlas ol tl1is well organizecl group. 1 A E 45 SQIYIRES 'lilie Kniglils superyisecl a Crew ol 111e11 willi si111ilar enterprises Callecl Squires. Tlwy are elmsen t 2lCl1 year lro111 ll1e lresliman Class lo serve elur- ingf llieir S0lJll0IUOf6 year. llirsl row-Cliris Sanrlvilien, Holm Srlmslag, U1-rry During, Allan Brmly, Tom xXYUfNlXY2IILl, .larli Small, Blorris Parlia. S1-mrul row-K1-11 Barlow, Harvey Xxlluilson, .larlc 5111-114 e, ,laeli llarriiiglrm, ljowell. ilillirrl FOH7'-'ljfl'll ixlooney, Ruuzer. is 1 H , ,Nqr .Q 4 1+ th 4' ,W K Qi W .M 5, 22 f 5041, M- 9, Q L 5 I 4 A S L5 M,,. , ' Q -.51 , ::' . , 1? HW ' A is 1 L, 1 491 wi - I K i,-i3:m.,.f Tfmsz 1WA.f?gigig g3f,, was . JM-ff W 3 . QW?M121:22sg1ggg2?m,feasQWf27Simi 55 L 1 5 I 'zizseggeggg 'EQ-.flfiiff ' V, fSi's'g'f2i2 ' Wi5iffL 21-1 - W Sf, . ' 1 . L - X I 1 E . - - K if 9' f ' Q K if 2 - CEQA QQ 1 ' ' if ' '1 , .X if 5 .w if A V' my 1 Y., K' 1 W Slime ww: K . fs!!! Q. ow A M kr M ,I Q A jg g iii ' 1 Q ,Ez 5' g i 5,5 W ..': . - is i xiw Dwi A 2' Q- Iwodern . . . cooperative . . . growing . . . Vvhitfier Profs no doubt have many an inward chuckle watching the antics of Frosh become the earnestness of graduat- ing seniors as a four year panorama swiftly passes. ,-Aff.. ri .i ' ff ' A i 1 ,ffitay Itlli Tlie seniors were wise to piclc for ttleir ctass president. Hank t-acy, wtlo tlusied tliI'TlSCil: witti senior activities wtien not wearing out time Ratty Committee or Gospel Team wittl his tnoundtess energy. Seniors joined the Juniors tor ltieir ttirst party'-fa weiner balce at tile Stlett Lease in Brea wllicti featured tennis, swing and tlot dogs. A ttleatre party witti a dance afterward iurnistied anottier gay evening. Tile most unltorgettalmle part of tile year was tllat un- excetted Senior-Xveeli tor last minute get-togettmers witti every- lJody busy exchanging future plans and recatting to mind time good times of tile Ctass ot t-10. Ttie ctass contained a lioard ol outstanding students-time nine great ngreatsu oi tile loottxall team. ttie music maestro. itertm Nanney, radio and dramatic wizards. leaders in a variety ol organ- izations and a long list ot excellent practice teactlers. Spartding Edna iviereditti would tie enougtl to distract any group of officers from ttieir olticiat duties. But despite ttle tact ttiat Eddie was sec- ond semester secretary, tlie ctass lnig stiots car- ried on their tnusiness eltectively. lxtaytbe ttie txlctfenzie Ctlarm tiad taugtit ttienl llow to concen- trate even wtien a Upersonality plush girt was in ttleir midst. Anyway Edna smiled ttiat broad smite and att ditticutties were ironed out smoottnty. Tatcing a coot drintf trom the tountuin just outside Founders is Prexy Hantc Lacy. Xvhite not hang- ing the gavet or interfering with peopte's good times tiy appointing them on committees, Haut: had 21 tew minutes tor toatiing and exchanging gossip with the tocut swains. A girt triend atso tietped him tatce tlis mind oft tiresome potiticat duties. Tait: to him once and you tcnow why seniors wanted Cecit Vvatters as one ot their teaders. He has that indetinatite something that peopte catt ngooct personatity and others tneing equatty un- originat say Hswett guy. tn other words he titces tottcs and they titce trim so attairs tlandted thy Cecit as Vice-president were more than Wett done. Cec can grin and toot: up at the tatt eucatyptus trees now teeting tmnppy after an overttowing year ot wort: and fun. tt twtadetyn Ntctienzie nothing tyut sit at meet- ings tier presence woutd tue worttlwtiite. Needtess to say this chic cottegianne did more than tootc tyeautitut as Secretary ot the Senior ctass. tvtadee tyn's accurate nminute tatcingu and ready ideas were accompanied tiy an neasy to get atong with disposition. Famitiar campus picture was this tmtonde-haired queen driving her titue car to and trom Crestwood as stie husied tiersett with prac- tice teaching responsihitities. CLASS ,K .x il 'nw--0 e f it 1 - . - 1-mf ' A 14 .1 flip- , - - .4 --- ' ' .,:,R,vf'- ' K.. .,i ,, . ' .1 1, t .wh . Outstanding lor athletics, for campus leadership, for social prominence, and particularly ior the friendship and esteem ol their fellow students are these twelve memhers oi the senior class. Early in the year. a poll was held to select a group oi prominent Poets for the ACROPOLiS: every student in College was aslced to vote for one man and one woman. The six men and six women receiving the most votes are presented on the tol- lowing pages among the pictures of the graduates. it may he noted that these students have heen active in many lields, indicating that the College extra-curricular program provides for a versatile development of the interests of every student. This Y trend is in keeping with the streamlined cur- riculum developed hy Vvhittier in the past few years which has as its hasis a broadening of the undergraduateis field of knowledge. Selected hy the student hody as the most prominent Poets of their class, their College careers have been typical oi the most successful VVhittier College students. They have participated fully in all that Vvhittier has to offer: they have served the Coi- lege and in so doing have received a truly well- rounded education. Vve present, Vvhittieris prominent Poets of 1940 in familiar campus poses caught hy Niidou. J PUET Nlyron Claxton is outstancting not only in atti- tetics lvut sctiolasticatly anct in Stuctenl Body al- tairs .... tie was Captain ol tmis lrostw lootlpall team anct 1038 varsity captain . . . is time only Poet to matic lirst string. All-So. Cat. Conterenve eleven anct to tue awarctect umost vatuatnte player lor ttmree years ....r Xwarctect a first string posi- tion on ttae Assoc. Press Uljttte All-Americanu ancl Vvittiamsonts Natil Rating tor small Colleges. Ttme nloctest. ctarlc-tmairect youtlu wtlo was lworn ttme lirst part ol IOIO. is a ttiree year tetterman in lmaslcetlpatt anct llas also liven active in trartc . . . was Attltetic' Rep. on time Executive Committee anct was Secretary ot tlu- fyrttwogonian Society. ltttlt GRA D UATE JAYNE ATKINSON JACK AXELSUN LEONARD BACON Rivera . . . licluvalion lxla- l-a Halnra . . . Economirs l.0s Angeles . . . Biology jor . . . Pres., Clmili Pep- Nlajor . . . Treas., Franlv lxlaior . . . Pres.. V. Pros.. pers . . . Sopll. Serv. lin . . . Rina Clulb. Nvnm. Penn . . . Trcas., Bi- Comm .... Pres. fr Soc. ology Clulu . . . Founcla- Cllr., Palmer. tion Cluln. ED ISAKER Vvrllillier . . . Cllemistry lxlaior . . . Franklin . .. ujuclginerit Day., . .. Founclaiion Clulu . . . RiHe Club. HARRY G. ISAN KS. JR. 'l'orranc'e- . . . Y. lxl. C. A. lxlajor . . . Sc-C., Trcas.. G Pres. A.Nl.S .... V. Pres., Franklin . . . upmury llw Deaclu . . . Hjllllgllllffll Day., . . . S.C.A. 52 XX'VAL'l'!iR BAYSINGER l.ong ljmeaflw . . . licon- Busincss Nlajor . . . SH.. Franklin . . , H.luclgi'nvnl Day.. . . , Pres.. lnlcrnu- lional Rulalions. lXlARY i5lenlfoRn XXlllillil'I'. . . lfclucation Nlajor . . . Sec., Sr. Class . . . Ser., ixlelaplmonian .... XXV. S, Sponsor. XVALTIQR ISLUMIA1 Arlington . . . Eclucalion lxla- ior . . . XXVIII. Penn . . . liaslwl- lmall . . . lie-nnis . . . Plancl. HELEN iXlARU.'XRli'I' BRAS Puente . . . lfclucalion. Nlajor . . lnler. Rel. Cluln . . S.C.A. . . . NV.A.fX. lim-key lxlgr. . . . Soc. Tre-as., fr Y. Pres.. P. if. Qxllllj. BETTY .Il-QAN i'mR,xY Fullerton . . . Eclufalion pla- . . , jor . . . Soc. cllf.. XXVEIY llall .. . Soc.Cl1r.G PT6S..,l1llilliilll. Alice 1-J6llllJl'1'l0ll or lneller A'l,s-limi' was lvorn in iowa . . . ranle to Cali- lornia XX'llCll twelve . . . wr-nl lo Nvllillic-r lligll . . . was ljresiclenl ol Girls League .... Attenclc-cl ljasaclena ,i. CN. lier lresliman year am lranslerrccl lo Vvllittier lin- lioilowing year. Has in-en Campus Rep l'f0lT1 Bulloulfs Collegiennv lor iwo years .... Has lullvills-Ll the ollifes ol Secretary ancl ljresiclcnl ol' llle Nlelaplionian Soriely .... ls plan ning lo lJe a lvaclmer in Ilia- elementary Qraclcs .... llas a l1olJl3y ol collecting perlunles, swf-ale-rs and cull- llals .... l.ox'f-s lime beaflm scllool rlanres. looilaall ganlcs, laoolisiore, popcorn, anal 0l'C'lliLlS. 53 ,.. 5 71,7 Wu .N . . ?1' Vi X' K , Sw, 4, .figiir ' ,, 5'-siiiiflf-M if' f 'f f'1'. '1' 'irymaj ,,fv,.- Q- ,J y ,,.f,z21-.M YQ .. ., 4 Y.,-,vM,, En Pmrzvxsox iXill,DRI'lJ lgflllil-Q RALPII iil'1.LoCK Plalciwin ijnrli . . . liciurex- Xvimiilivi '... Eclufntion ins qxngvlcs . . tion Ninjoi '... ifrnniqlin Ninjoi '... Y. Pres. 0 Niuior . . , Tre-as.. Fr. . . . SXYiIHIIlillQ . . . Xvrcsb Viirvus.. ,'xiilf'lliill1. Class . . . iiusiiellmli . . . ling . . . nijvlriliivcl ljorcslu Viirurii. .. . ijvlmnlc -... Vliruns. Cilrus .i.C. DUN Pal l'l.I-QR xXi1iiiif'I',. . Niullic-nmlics Niajor . . . i:mniiiin . . . XX'l 6SliillQ... lI'I'i1i5 Bc Treasonn . . . ifounciation. Niuumi Cfxiuz xxill Lis QNIIRISTUPIILR Xx'iliiliC'l' . . . Nionlvlwilo . . . Hislory niuim' . . .'i-l'l'ilS..TllZliiilI1 Niujor . . . Fruniiiin . . . . . .ii1mns. Sun Jose Sialv. n,lllilQlIlf'lll Day... 54 Flwzox fl,,xx'mN Xvllillier . . .Cjll0I11.NIili0l'. . Allllc-lil' Rep . . . Sec.. flrllm- Qonizm . . . Cnpl. ljroslx. Cwnpl. Varsily Foollmll . . . Bznskvl- lmall . . . Trncl: . ..Cl1c-nm., Foumlulion, Er Vnrsily Clulys. lXlARGARl-QT CI.lil.1XNl7 Complon . . . Erluralion lxlnjor . . . 'Ilrf-ns., A.XV.S .... Suv. Cllr.. Bolle . . . SCC. 5 llrvs., l-,E1llUl'l'S , . . SPF.. ,l. ROBERT Cl.II T Xvllillivr. . . llislory Nlajor .. cDI'lll0Lf0lllElIl . . . rlimcli. Crum:-is COOPER Xvllillier . . . Clll'lT1.b'IHifJl' . . . Trens.. Soplm Class . . . Trvus. tg V. llrr-s. Orllmogouiun ., Foollmll , . . Swimming . . xXyl'C'SlllI1Q...CillfAlll.Qtlllll . . - 4 1 1 lrezls., Founclulion . . . Svc. l-rc-215.0 V.l7rc-s..Ve1rsilyClulm . . . Pmolcslore Nlgr. llvrlwrl Nunlwy. an musirinn annul un l'Xll'il0l'CllI'1ElI'y sluclenl . . . nlmusl slraiglll Qrnclvs lor lour yf-urs .... ,Xu ill11ilZlIIf,f lulvnl lor llwings musical .... Conslsznlly in 4lOlIHlllCl lm' programs ol ull sorls .... Pros. ol tlu- l.m1c'Pr Sonic-ly llis svnior yewlr .... ljrvx. ol' llw .X Cappella l Clmir .... ffrgzmisl ul llm l:irsl Ale-llloclisl Clum-lm in l'usmlc-na lor over lwo ye-urs. Rc-cc-rmlly vomposcll l1is lirsl muior worlc. il sumxla lor organ in lour n1ox'c-mcnls. lo svncl along will: llis Qraclf-s zmcl ollwr worli lo Columlmiu l'nix'Gl'sily in upplicnliolm lor en sc ll0lElI'5llljJ .... Has W u real svnsc- ol lmnmr . . . is lmuml lo Slll'l'0GLl in XXlIillf'X'0f llc' clecicles lo clo. D 3 l A .. . . - , 1. :Vw M lxlARGARliT COIJEQLIXNIJ Vvlnillivr . . . Hislorylxla- jor . . . Sef'.GX!.lJrvs. Tllalian . . . Hmm- liro T10H1lCS C,llIlJ . . . l'l'i'lN'll Cwlllll. NIARY CTORNXYALL Corona :lvl Nlar . . . llns tory lxlajor . . . S61 A.XV.S .... Soc. Chl FI'OSll CNIEISS . . . SGC.. lapllonian . . . SCM-X. . . . Sr. Q ounvil. NIAURICE Ci0LTNTS Xvllillicr . . . lfclucalion xlajor . . . XI. Pros. ff ljrr-s.. Xvrn. Pc-nn . .. Bas- lu-llnall Nlgr ..... 'X Cap- ps-lla . . . HDocXlnr in Spilc ol Himself.. , . . U.'Xllis0n's House . . . tlonclon As- suralncen. DUN CiRAGGS Rom-QRT QiROSS.XN ,lmxlr-'s l3L'TTUN Norwalk . . . Clll'lIl. Nla- Hunlinglnn llarlq . . . Sur. linclsay '... liflllixilllilll jor . . . V. Pres., Sr. Class 'fs Hisl. Nlajor . . Pres. lxlajor . . . Franlclin . . . . . . Orllmgjonian . . . Fool- El Pres., A. S. li .... Nl. ulllIflQlN6Ht Day., . . . ull lmall . . . Basvlxall . . . Pres., lfrosln. fl Pros.. Jr. Tlris Be Tre-asoruu . . . Cllr-nn. Clulu . , . varsily Class . . . Kniglml . . . Trans. ljorllancl lf. Club. Treas.. Franlalin . . . Capl. Tennis klilfillll. 56 - I?---f A.1.lC1-' ,lANI'. l'iIJXYARlDS .'xlt2lClf'I1il . . . lilllligilllllll Blal- jor . . . Suv. Cllr.. Hull? . . . lrf-ns. 5? V. Pres., Palme-r . . . SC ,,A' X . KXRTIIUR lfl1WARl1s Xvllillivr . . .Cl10m. lxlujor. . . Pres.. l.nm'0r . . . Qxlllxlll. Clulw . . . Svc.. liounclnlion filulv. Rom-,RT liI,KINTON flrincln . . . Clmem. lxlujor . . . Treas.. Soplm. Class . . . Sec. Trensn Y. Pres.. 49 Pres., liniglmls . . . cDl'lll0QOlllill1 . . lfaslwllmll . . . Clwm. Clulx . . . xy. PFf'S., l:0llHCli'lll0ll Cjlllll lil.SA IQNGI-.I Qollon . . . l'.ClLlf'illl0ll Alix- ior . . . Allwniml. virgilliu IlollmwynuXX'I1i11i1-r,H-mimi. ..ullc'mlil1Q Xvlwillivr 5 . . . ls working lor illl lflc-mvnlury rl-Pilixlllllg rrvclmmliznl lor sllv is inlv. vslvcl in ln-ing il Dunn ol firirls or in sums- rmllwr c-xefulivv posilion . . is also inlvrvslvcl in il ik1'l'lilll1 .-Xllem ljilflffl' ol Sam Frz1m'isr'0. Sllc lla illlly lullillc-cl llw ollvirvs ol Svcll'c'lul'y ol lln' .lllllllbf Class uml l,l'6'Slfl0Ill 1 ol llw .'XSSOt'lillE'Ll xxl0llH'l1 Sluclc-nls .... Slu- is c-liliifif-Ill. an snlc'-fvsslul ll'ilflPl', illlil re-ally jlllllS IIOXYII lllt' fjl'ililCS .... Slll' is il lIH'llllJPl' ol lllf' Nlvlaplmllinn Sods-ly. 57 ' R E FLOYD J. FI-1.'XN'l-.R JEAN FORBES Tmms D. CQARCIA Visalia . . . Yfllw..-X. Bla! Bclllluwcfr . . . Alusic' Flu! Hunlington Park . . jor . . . Rillf- Clulm . . . jor . . . Assl. Hostess. Earl- Y,5l.C..'X. Blujor . . . Xvm lmm . . . A Cappella . . . Pvnn. Orvlmvslrn . . . Slfillgf lfnsvmlmlv. STEM-1 flxrzlml R XVI-LNIH-.l,1.C1sT l:R.xNCl-.5 KERAYES San llc-clro . . . llislory XVllillis-r . . . lfcluculion IM-Il . . . llomc Er. 5lnjm Flajor . . . liniglnl . . . Son. Nlili0F'...Xxlll1. Penn . . . . . . Soc: Cillf.. lr. Rm-p..f Clwr.. cJl'lll0LfUlllilll . . . Sporls. Prvs.. llollv . . . XY. l,rr-5. Buslwllmll . . . Husclmll l,illHll'l'S . . . SMX. llolm ...Vnrsily fllulm ..., f Mlm. lim: flulm . . . SCJN. . . Pulm. Dir .... fQunlier XV..'X.,'X. Campus .... Xrropulis. 58 Cum. HANSEN Sun Nlaleo . . . liC0l1l'JH1il'S nin- ior . . . fQuul4er Cmnpus .. . Pres.. Xvurclnlun . . . lun- rvr . . . Plxolo. fXi'l'0ll0iiS. limo lsAB1il. l IARTLEY lgilll1tiI1Ql0lll,ill'l4 . . .lxlusiv lxlujor ...1 LX Cappella . .. Home Ev. Clulm . . . Pom-l Nlusicale. l.ols liAXVORTlI Xvlmillier . . . P. Ii.iNiIf1jUr . . . .'xlilCIliEll'1 . . . .... Soc: Cil1r.f:'Prf-s.. XV.P.E. Umm PIENDIERSON Xvllillicr . . . llislory lxlnior W . . . Franlclin . . . uA.lnac'rm . . . Vlillis B0 VIQHWISOIVIH. Don Crnggfs wus lmorn in Tull. Cinlil' .... ullvnclecl Exrvlsior H, S .... won llw election svlm-clinff ilu- Xvmn wus King ol! tlme nun Jus and lllus P-. I I mxquirc-cl ill? nirlmmne ol HC,wilSilllOYilH. l'Inyf-d loollmll. lmslccllmll. uncl lmsvlmll . . . ,Xl xX7llilli9l' College inuiori-cl in Clic-inislry . . . plans lo mio uclvancv slucly ncxl your . . . wunls lo worlc in llw livlcl ol oil Cin-inislry . . . ljluyc-cl varsity loollmll uncl lmuselmll . . . would lilcf- lo play pro-lmaselmll lor il lew yours . . . is an nwnllvcr ol lln- flrtliogoniun Sonic-ly. tlie Ynrsily Clulu. uncl Vive-Pres. ol luis Senior floss. 59 2 I - AZ. ,, .,e3,mgv3.3.- A IJ, . f ' - . .rf I ,-..?1Ii' f4233Ffiv 1f-wwf ...i- ' if? ff ' 119. ,,' .2- ' . .' 4 v- '- I -'-1:-4 ., 's' . -1.33 .' -, f 1 'f -f e We I' 3l,xI.c'oI.xI HI-LRIII-LRT IDOROTIIY I-IOLLINGSXVORTH XIIRGINIA HoI.I.ow,xY Sun l.IIis fllmispo . . . lic- Nlonrovia . . . Eclucation Xvllillier . , , lfqlmfuliml onomirs lxlujor . . .Xl Nlajor . . . Palmer . .. Nlajor . . . Pres., I X.XV.S. Pres., Pres., fe Sou Cllr.. S.C.A .... Sopll. Serv. . . . Ser., Jr, Class , , , Xxllll. llc-nn. Comm. Nlelnplmoniun . . . Pres.. I SODII. SPFV. C Ollllll .... .... SF. XN'IUllN'l1.S Council . . . Sponsor. QlAI.VlN l loskms Norlllritlgo . . . Iiilllfilliilil lxlnior . . . Biology Cilllll . . . S.C.fX. lJouC.I.Ass l'1OUGlfTON Xvllittier . . . Group N121 jor . . . Football . . . lxlgr. Footlmall . . . Capl. Swim ming . . .Cil19IT1. Cluln . . l-oncloI1 Assurarmreu . MRoInaI1ces lay EHlIHEl,,. 60 l.IQRoY IIIIILIII-15 N San Dinms . . . llnglislm , lxlajor . . . Pros.. Jr. Class . . . l'rzII1l4liII . . . l'oollJnll I 7 I ...Trnfli . . . ursily Clulm . . . Ruclio uml Urn- mu Clulm . . . nlyelrilic-Il Forest . . . HS4'lIool lor Srarmclinln . . Ml20lllilHlgl'S lay EITlI11i1' V . fir-.Nl-vlrvi-1.lmssii-1 Hollyxvoocl . . . firoup Nlujor . . . A fuppelln . . . XV. A. .X . . . lglfllllgy Cflllll . . . MA.. Lois .l,xNifs Los .'XnQc'lc's . . . Biology Blu- jor . . . Biology Cilulm. ETHYV. .loHNsoN Xvllillicr . . . Biology lxluior ...Sexy Recl llc-ppvrs . .. pres.. Biology Clulx . . . insis- ler lim-axli'iceH . . . Sllllll. S1-rv. Comm .... XV, A. xx. lelliifilli ,IUHNSQN Xvllillicr...Cl1vn1.lxluior.. , g,Lllf'lll. Q lnilld . . J II' liis lic'- ll'f'ilSOll . . . SPV.. ll'PIl5.. 5' ljl'f'S.. l'0llIlflilll0ll c,llIi7 . . . Qxlllll . . . lliilIIS. IDOIUUIIAI ,l.C'. Xliw fixw-nrlolyn SilllI1Kl1'l'S slurlvzl Iilf- llvrr- in Xvliillivr ljcffflillmcl IOIN. ciI'1lflllillf'Cl lirom Xxllwiilivr II, nllvr lmvingj lncvn Sc-cirf'lz1l'y ol llvr Senior Class mul S1-fre-lnry ol fiirlsi Qiilllllfil .... llvr lruiningf In XX,llillil'I' fiollc-Q9 lm li0IllPl'f'Il urouncl flu- lfclunnlion liclcl lor slim llllcwcsivrl in lwfoming un 9l6'lN0lllill'j Sfilllbill lvnfllc-I'. llvr lilies ll owarcl lboellingf. lPlllIi5. lJllllCl'SI0llll sumlzxvs. clriving. lllv lrcnclm uml lll il Im lo 0l'lPY. Sumly lms lu-vu Social c,illiliYIUi'll'1 ol llw sluclznl Jocljv. Svvrm-li1l'y ol' .XVXVS mul vin- Prvsiclm-nl ol ilu- lxlvlnplmonim gocxiolxx 61 x TORRANCE JONES DON KENNEDY NIAURICIZ KERCHNIZR Sun ixiulvo . . . Religion XXyi1ilti6T...EIlgliSi1 Pia- Xvimitlivr . . . Cin-rn Mm Wlujor . . . XXVVIN. Penn . . . ior . . . Ortilogonifxn. ior . . . Fruniciin. SC -A. Rlvrn KULP IIENRY A. LACY RICHARD l.A1:x Dowrwb' - . . Group Nia- Xvimillier . . . Y.Ni.C.A. lxvimillis-r . . . IiC0ll0Illi1iS jur ...A X, Cuppviin . . . ixiaior. . . .... ixinior . . . ijfillliilill . , . l.I.C'.l..A. Trans. Pre-s.. Sr. Class . . . Knight Foolimuii . . . Xvrcsliing ...V. Pres., Cjrlixogoninn . . . inl. Rei. Ciuix . . . ...Tennis . . . .... Varsily Ciillil. Treas. Frenvil Ciuim. 62 l . . . lJl'l'S. lj. IJ. C lllll. l'.1,su'. l.lNDI-QS , i.ui4esicle . . . Soeioioggy lxlnior . . . ilaxrlimm Hull inostess . . . Sriuooi Nurse. 5i.xRo.xRl-.T Loma Huntington Parii . . l'.cluc'i1tion Niuior . . V. Pres.. .'X.XV.S. . . Sponsor . . . Sou fimr., ixietu- piioniun .,.Sopl1.Serx. Comm .... V. ilres., XV..'X..X. tioH,xNN.x i.UNo Xvilittier . . .Biology Biajor . . . Ser.. l5tOl0Lfj'Cill1iD . . . S.C.fX. , . XV.A.A. . . Honor Roll. C111-Ls'r1QR BICCLCJSIQY Kerman . . Cimemislry tviajor . . . V. Pres. fr Pres., Kuigllts . . . cDI'lll0QOl'1iilIl . . . Footimil . . . riwrueic . . . Cin-m. Club . . . Ser., l:0llIlC,lilliOtl Cluiv . . Varsity Cluiv. Steve fittrclner comes .ill time xxuy lirom New l.o11clon. Comm ..... utlcnclecl Sun ljeclro tligli Sfimooi . . . piayecl lmansicetimil . . . was sports eclitor oi srilooi paper .... liens sinre entering XX'7llilli9lA College majorecl in newswritingg :xml lnistory. liis greatest umlrition is to get a good position in tile nclvertisingf or pulmlifity imusiness. Has il lmolliby ol mulaing sport scmplumlxs . . . lilws ljicii .iergjensl Ol'Cllf'SlI'il . . . lmtes eorny musif '.,. ims an wenlxuess lor imloncies .,.. liecause ol luis favorite vomit' eimmrter. lie ims uequirecl tin- nieic maine ol .ioe ii .... During iris senior yeur was ipuirlifity ijirer lor ol XX'lIillif'f . . . is in memiJer ol time Qrtliogonian Society. 63 naw: , ...-w , ,':i.,,,i.M ,ff if ISOBEL iNlCC:0RlN'lAC Santa Ana . . . Sociology iviajor . . . A Cappella . . . NYU ixiajors Ciulp . . . S0- cial Science Club . . . Sec. interciorm Council. E NIADOLYN NIICKENZIE IQIJNA ix',lEREDITH Long Beach . . . Educaf i.os Angeles . . . Educa- lion ixiajor . . . Sec., Sr. tion Niajor . . . Atiienian Class . . . Pres. Crestwood . . . S ec ., A. S. B. . . . . . . Soc. Cllr.. Slullccl A.VV.S .... Sponsor . . . Peppers . . . Sec.. Atlle- Hlfmrnau . . . Wiqwelftll nian . . . Foollbaii Queen Night . . . . SDOYISOI' . . . VVTHHS. of R6dlilI1CiS. JEAN NIERRITT ' 3 . . . Jr. Rep. fr i res., plat- PRESTON E. lx'II'l'CIIIiLI. CORA iN'i0RC.AN ixiaclera . . . P. Nlaior Xvililtier . . . iwiusic Nia- lxlonrovia . . . Education jor . . . Pres., A Cappella lxlajor . . . Sr. Council . . . . . . pres.. CJfCilGSll'fl. Pres., lnlerciorrn Council ner . . . Rec. Sec.. lwelaplm- onian . . . V. Pres. 5 Pres.. XV. A. A .... V. Pres. Sec., 5' Treas.. XV.P.E. . . . Sponsor . . . Palmer ...Acappell Orchestra. 64 Ch-:R'rRUoE lXlONVRY l Palos Verrlc-s . . . lxlusif nlaior . . . V. IDI'6S..rlllilIiE1l'1 . . . Svc. . , , , lreas. 8- Corrcs. be-c.. A Cappella. l ll-QRBERT XIANNI-IY XVl1itlier , . .V. Pres. G ljrcs., Lancer . . . Pros. fr Organ So- loist A Cappvlla . . . Sluclc-nt Rally Pianist . . . Stuclonl Cllapel Pianist ancl Organist. FRANK lxll-ILSON lit-Il . . . lxlusic ntajor . . . V. Pros., A. NI. S .... Tre-as.. Jr. CjlilSS...lilligl1t. ..Soc. Cillli, Qjrtliogonian .... IX Cap- pc-lla . . . f3rc'lwstra ...V l tally CWOIIHII .... Dir., Pep liancl . . . liancl. FM' NICHOLS Xvllittier . . . Sociology lxlajor ...V. Pres., Athenian . ,. Sponsor. llvle-n Carlson Str-pliens-or slloulcl we say Blrs. llarolcl Stephens- was lyorn twenly yvars ago in flllio. lmut managect S0llN'll0NY to arrivi- in Huntington llarli in time to attend tiigli srllool and Im Valeclivlorian upon gracluation . . . sinco vntering Xvllillivr llE1S lmccn a memlwr of time Sopllonlore S1-rvife Comm .... is a lXlCtZ1DlAl0IliillI. lli'lX'iIlQ' lmeen corrvsponcling Secretary. Has ctiviclect lllxl' time tor tlif- pasl two yvars lqclwf-cn editing two Poet Annuals, keeping llousc ancl sluclying octa- sionally . . . loves to vooli. lo play tennis anal go tmorsclmacla riding . . . is very artistic. anal lias a wonctc-rlul se-nso ol liumor .... Plans lor ilu- luturci' Slle won'l lae icllc--nol ltclvn. XV0 preclift slic-'ll lac Pcliting a woniants magazine and prolyaljly doing interior clecoralion. 65 Ronrnrx NIUHJLS Nl.xmz.xRl-11' CYCNONNOR EDIT!! fylil-QI-Ql l-Q Snnlzn jxllil . . . Sociology Xvllillivr . . . Cllcmislry Xvllillivr . . . flruup Fla- Nlujor . . . XV.A.A .... Nluior . . . lnler-Soc. Chr. jon '... Svc.. Sopll. Class ,lr. Rvp.. liilflllillll . . . Som: . . . Vlqllilllilll . . . Cll6lHlSA . . . Sur. Cllr.. Cllili Pep- filnr.. lnlz-rclorm Cillllllfll lry Clulm . . . Home EC. pvrs . . . V. llrc-s.,,l1reus.5' . . . XV. KX. A .... Pulx. Cwlulm , . . QNll6lIl. Laln. Curr:-s. Sw., lXlK'lilllll0IllilY1 C llI'. 6' IJYPS.. XXSSI .... Cl0SlK'l TGFZIITI. . . . llllllli' 'ill cxlllll . . . SOIJII. SPYV. ciflllllil. . . Sponsor. lfmwru Ursux l:I'l.li'lf Urns Clfglllillli CN. l'.xmu-.R Xvllillivr . . . Iiflllfilllflll Xvlmillivl '... Nlajor Nlurclu. Soullm lbillilllil .. xlililll '... ljrcs. fr S011 . . . Y, ljrvs.. mul Pres.. Hisl. fl linon. Nlujor . . . cilll'..c1l'f'i'll Peppers . . . llmlimr ...V lirc-us. 5 Y. 'lqrc-ns.. qX.S.l5. . . XY. Pres.. Soc. Cwllf. El Trans. Nlvlu- llrc-s.. XV. rx. .X .... Y. Xvnrclnmn . . . Ylwrm-ns., plloniml .... Xrfliery Nlgr. Pram.. l.illlC1'l' . . . Sllixlill Slllillfxi . . .Sf'KX.Vl1TCE1F. Sopll. Courll. SPYY. CYOIHID .... SPC. l rc-ns.. XV.lJ.E. 66 ,.- .'xl,lCl iii-:Mm izToN Xviwillivr . . . iiflllfiliillll 5inior . . . Xxi0IYlilYl'S IQUII. . . . V.Prf's.. Qxiliii Pm-ppc-rs . . . Sc-ci. 0 IJFPS.. ixic-lnpilonizln. XIIVIENNIC i'iHil,AN Xvilillivr . . . P. Ninjur. . . Soc: Ciir.. RMI Pepin-rs . . . SPC..Tr1-us.. ifioiogy Ciuim . . . Sopil. Serv. Comm. . . XVJXA. . . . Soi: Ciilf.. XV.iJ.if. . . . Quaker Campus. ELIZABETH IJICKETT Cienciaie . , . Education ixinjor . . Trans.. Boil? . . Tr:-ns.. Pai- mer . . . Sopim. Serv. forum. NIIRIAINI iJlCKliT'1' Ciivnciaiv . . . Frcnril 5inior . . .Treasu iioile . . . Rm: Svc.. l,EliT'I1?f . . . I,l'f'S., FfC'l1i'il Cilllii . . . SOpiI. 5i'l'Y. CCIITIIII. iif-nry I.kll'Q wus 'morn in iroucimw, cwilillil . . . ullvnrieci Silungilzli .'xl1ll'l'iC?lY1 Srimoi . . . was Senior CIM, Preis .... Simxe coming lo Xxiililtier imc inns iwen cnpluin oi lin- lvnnis lc-mn. Yin- Pres. oi lilv fJI'iil0Q0l1iilII Smivly. fiospc-i Twain Cimirnmn, Rniiy Qwlllllllliilfi' ciililiflllilll. ami ijrvs. oi ilis Svnior CNIUSS. .VX wiiiz nl lvnnis. imlinlinlon. golf mini ping-pong . . , iw is uiso in iuvur oi' ciaxmxing. mountain purlivs. ami lime ime-mil. Pinus lo Q0 inlo worii uiivr grmilmlr- sluciy and mira-mils oi imving il imigj imusim-ss mem in Ciilillkl. lJ,xTRlCl.x PRllfIi xXYllltti9l' . . . lilllIC'ilUOI1 blE1jOT . . . Tre-els.. Platller . . . lAlll6l1lilfl ...1 K Calp- pellal .. .,I1l'l'ilS.. c1lf'G Clulj . . . Cwllvlll. Cwlllll. NIlTCl'Il4Ql.l. Pkllis Fllxlzllxxl REED Reecllcy . . . ljsyfllology XVllillivr . . . ECllIi'klll0Il Nleljor . . . llzlslictllzlll . . . Aliljill' . , . Sec.. A. S. ll. Trzlclx . . . Boxing . , . . . Soc.. Sopll. Class . SCA. Soc: cillf.. CJFCCII Pop' . . . cwllf. Rally Corllrll. IPTV ROBERT Rl-l-sl-, Xxyllillivl' . . . Biology Fla- jor . . . V. Prcs.. lilllrf-r . . . Bzlslwlllllll Nlgr. . . . XX'Y'6SlllllQ' . . . V. ljrvs.. SFC.. gf Vl4I'l'ilS.. Biology , . 1 C lull . . . l'r1-llcll C, lllll . .. Xyelrsily Cilllll. l20lJNI Y clUUDXYlN ROJAS Xvllillicr . . . Group fla- jor . . . l'r1llllilill . . . Fool- llalll Nlgr. . . Varsity Clul . . . XxYl'f'Sllil1Lf . . . ,l1l'Zll'1S.. I'lllli'l'l0II ,l.C. fr ol C. 68 Rl'.lJI'0Rl7 Rol.L1Ns Silll llc-rrlzlrclino . . . limo- llolllifs Nliljill' . . . Frm l'oolllzlll. l lin . . . Varsity Qjlllll . . Qilll-QT Roxmxo Pico . . . l4.Cllll'ilti0l1 ixluior . . . Xvm. Penn . . . Froslu l'oollmll . . . Jr. Foollmll Blgr. FXLICE SAITNDERS Xvlliiiier . . . Eflllfulion Nlajor . . . Soc. Clin, A.S.l5. . . Sec.. . . Pres. Rf-fl Peppers . . . Ser., Vlireas. fi' V. Pres. nletaplmoninn . . . Sopll. Serv. Comm. XVINSTLJN Scorr SeulBeuvl1 . . .Ecluculion Niu- ior . . . Frimlilin . . . Tllis Be Treason . . . Foollmll . . . liuslcetluull . . . Baselmull . . . Varsity Clulx. fYiRACE SIIAKARIAN Downey . . . Eclucalion flajor .. .Soc.Cl1r..A.XV.S. . . Sm-. Cllr., Jr. Class . . . See.. Soc. Clmr., G pres., Atlmninn . . . A Cappella . . . Qrvlleslra . . . Soplm. Serv. Comm. . . . bet.. June Nlvles NIl l'f'Klilll. lyeller lxnovvn as Eclnn lxlereclilll. anal in-Her still as Uliclclien was lxorn neur Belfast. lreluncl. nncl is novv luliingg oui papers lo lmecome n citizen ol llme US. Allencleql lligfll Srllool nl Eagle Roclc vvlmere slle wus Vice ljrvsiclcnl ol' llle Sluclenl llocly '... nllenclecl Pomona and Nll. llolvolxe folleges lmelorv entering XXvllitl'i6'I' ,... Has served on flue inlvr-nlormilorv council us .lunior Rep. uncl Seervlury '... is now lnlersoviely Rep. from llle ,Allll'l1iilIl Sofielv uncl Sc-vrelury ol Poel Sluclenl ljmoclv. lfclclie is un licluculion nmior. in ornler llmt Slit? may lme un elemenlurv lGilC'lli T-'l-Ol' a lc-xv years nl lf-list. 69 LUCY SrlANMzl.xN Nfiliif. SllL3l.IiR fiomnox i.. SMITH Downey . . . ifciuvnlion iii oionlc- . . . Education i.osAng9ies . . .Y.5i.C.xX. Niajor . . . Sou. Cwilf.. Ninjor . . . Sw.. iAti'I6l1ii1l1 Ninior . . . SC.,-X. . . Prefs.. A. XV. S .... Pri-s.. ciiliii .... -X Cuppviin . . . Home Ninjors Ciuiu . . . Gos- 'Peppers . . . Soc. Cimr., 5' Ev. Ciulx . . . Sopll. Sf-rv. ps-i 'lie-mn. Pres., Alinvninn ...A ' N. Comm .... Sec.. Cilapei Cappeiiu . . . Silllil. Serv. Comm. Comm. N w .T,,,, llll i ELVHT SQLJIRIAZ Rlciimkn BYRON STANLEY iil1l.l1N STI-ZPHENS Huulinglon Purix . . . His- Orungv . . . Engiisim Xin- Xvilillier . . . Sociology tory Niajor . . . Frosim. Soc. jor .... Xssl. Viiecim. Dir.. oinjor .... fxcropoiis iiciif Sfi,C0g1cl1, Pool Tilvulc-r . . . Tecil. lor . . . Pepper . . . Svc.. ibir.. This ISO-iqI'CE1S0IlU iXlf'lilDil0Ili0Il . . . iio f ...HSFIIOOI for SCUHCIEIIH. lic. Ciuin . . . S.C.A. . . Sopil. Serv. Comm. TO RVTII STR,xN,x11lxN Xvllillicr . . . l4.CllIl'klll0I1 Nlujor . q1..l,. c,l.f.. fx.w.s. . . . Sf-1 .. l lmlmn . . . XV.xX.. X. SVSANNA S'l'RlL'lil.liR lJlIl1lillJ.ll'1Cllkl.. . Biology Nlal- jon '... FXXVS. Cnlmim-l . . . Pres.. lnler-clorm Counril . . . V. ljrvs. gr ljrvs.. lfarllmm . . . Biology Clulw . . . Cllvmislry Club . . . Pull. filmr., S.C.fX. ., XV.,'X.,X. lXl,xRlMl SWOPI-3 flonlvlmello . . . Eclurnlion olajor . . . l,0lAS0IlI1Pl Cillf.. A.XV.S. . . Pres.. Slullml l,vpA pers . . . Trvns.. nxllmeninn . . . Sponsor. .ANITA FVARR lxlonroyia . . . Cllvnlislry olav jor . . . ljalmer. . . Clwmislry Clulb . . . S.C.A .... Sopll. Sc-ry. Comm .... XVJXA. . . . SPF.. cl0SjJli'l FIQKWIIH. l2llSSi'lxllllt1'lIl lmils llrom near Smile: llurlmru. llv slurlvcl coming inlo llw limeligjlll in wlwrv lw pluyvcl fvlllvl' on fllmmpionsllip lloollmll lvunl , . . lulvr vlm'l9cl llrvs. ol llw Sluclvnl lgotly . . . upon Q'l'ilfIllilllOll was nslmvrl mosl oulslelmling lmoy in SlXll0l2ll'SlllD. vllizvn- slllp nnfl sporlsnlzmsllip . . . c'11lc'rvcl Xvllillivr Cwollmfv on il SI'lNJlill'Slllp xyllll lllf' ll1l4'llllUllS ol IIlillUI'lllLf Ill N yyorl4. lrul cllzmgjvcl lo nn lifl. major . . . inla-mls lo lc-mxlu Plemvnlury gjrnclvs lor 2 or 3 years wllile worlxing lor un nclminislroliyf- crm-rl:-lmtizxl . . . lms ln-vu Pres. ol luis floss. ,lunior livp.. 3 yr-urs on Yurfily Bam-lmll . . . il mollm-Qc lylllfjlll. Cwllillflllilll ol' llw Spring lj:-sliyul mul IJFPS.Ol'lllf'cJl'lllOLfUI1lEiY1 Society. Tl T I Cr-grm1.rnNf2 THOMSON Trax TOPLIFF RUSS VINCENT Cncn XVALTERS XVluillivr . . . Group Nlzl- ClIl'illI1IlllLfil . . . Ecluva- Santa Barlmrn . . . Eclu- Xvlmillic-r . . . Sociology im '... Sc-ci. Frosll Class tion Nliljlll' . . . Rec. Sec.. fnlion Blajor .... lr. Rep., Flnior . . . Tre-as.. Sr. Class . . . Trc-ns. ff Pros., Nlvlu- Palmer. Y. Pres.. ancl Pres., Class Orllmgoninn . . . Footlmll plmninn . . . Frenvln Clulm . . . Pres., cJl'lllOLfUl1l2lIl . .. . . . Bnsc-lmll . . . Swim- . . . Home EC. Clulm . . . Foollmall . . . lgnsc-lmll . .. ming . , . Pres., Varsily SN. C, A .... Sopll. Sc-rv. Trmxs., Varsily Clulm. Clulm. C Ollllll .... C OHIIN. lllilzw. XXVAUSON CNHARl.liS XXYIJBSTER BETTY XXYETIIEY IJEAN XXVILSON Xvllillier . . . ljrc--Nursing Souflm PRISQIKIPHII . . . Psy- lgcllllower . . . lfclurntion Los Angeles . . Y.lNl.C..'X. lxluior . . . Nlg. lfcl. fir lfcl- Clwology lxlujor. . . Frnnlx- lxlujor . . . Pros.. ljlatner lxlajor . . . V. Pres.. Sr, ilor. Qunlcer Campus . , . lin . . . Bus. lvlgr.. Assl. . . . XV.A.A .... Rally Class . . . Sec. Frnnlilin llmm' lic. Clulm. Eclilur. Acropolis . . UIIW Comm. . . . U,lIlKlQl'l19l1t Dany.. . TlllS lg? Vl1l'I'ilS0l1n -l4lllS Ile Tff'ElSI3ll.. T2 7 lvlnrian Reecl, a Vivavious refllweml allenclecl Xvllillier Higll lxelore enrolling in Xxlllillier College .... ls worlcing lor an elemenlnry leavlling creclenlinl . . . loves a goocl lime . . . lull ol pep ancl envrg5 '... lilies lo plan parties,-:incl tlwy are goocl ones. loo .... llns serve-cl on flue Rally Committees. Sccrelmy ol llie Sluclent llmocly, ancl Sovial Clmirman ol NlClilllll0lllilll Socivly . . . Img a lmnlu-ring lo lrnvel nncl reall. nncl an scarf-l mnluilion lo lne ex vocnlisl willl an orrlleslra. Rl'Tll E. XVILSON El nlonle . . . llome EC. Nluior . . . V. Pres.. llome Ev. Clulw. CiI1NIi NVINEINCER Xvllillier . , . IIE. lxluior . . . V. Pres.. A.lXl.S .... Tn-as. G V. Pres.. Frnnlflin . . . Foollmll . . . Capt.. -lwrnvli , . . Hllury llle Dc-mln . . . uluclgrnenl Dnyn . . . Varsity Clulm. XVILLA xx7lNSTON long Beacli . . . Eclurnlion Blnior . . . Blelnplioninn. l .r.l.,xNn XXVOOIJXVARD .-Xlmllc-1:11 . . . Lclucnllon Flu- jor . . . V. Pres., Sopli. Class . . . flrlliogoninn . . . Cupl., lgnslu-llmll . . . liascvlmll . . . Yursily Clulm. XXJILSUN YOUNG Xvirllilu. Kansas . . . llis- lory-lfrlucnlion Nlnior . . . Orlluogonizm . . . Foollmll. l i Ultlltlt Vlqilf' ,iunior Class social year opened with a gala ancl very successful party at time Siu-ll Oil Co. grounds. No serious casualties occurreci iron: too strenuous participation in eillier games or ioocl. and a very ililarious time was llild ivy all. including dignified seniors who were the guests oi I Rollin Holton Herlm Telmimetts monor. ,ATlf'l16 XVf'lCil ciillCil igI'0VVl'1 Time spring semester began xvillm a llieater party on Nlarcim 20. The members oi tlle class gathered en masse at one ol time local movie ilouses and lrom tilere continued to tiie East Xvliittier VVoman's Clulm for dancing and--most important-refreshments. time scene ol lestivities, ancl juniors and seniors alilce en- joyed a cieligiitlsul evening. Viqlll' prom. wilii its lin-me ol Tile lmig event of the vear was, as alwavs. tile Junior- mlqmflmomu brought lo fl liillinff Climax 5 Year Ol SIVOWUUJ Senior prom. The lveaulilul Riviera Country Cluln was prestif-fe and reputation fer 'lm flilss of '41- Firsl row-.lay Vvyne, Kermit Lilierl, Si Koracli, Helen iiulcliison, Allele ylartin, Carol lvlencl, Lois Joyce, Brullq, .lerry During, Nici Price. Seconci row-Carl Xvilson. Bill Xvallier, Xvaete Brown, .iulrn Hales. Vmnli Rogers, Barlram lxlartin, Rutlw Xvylie, iflnrence Xvest, Clmrlotte Diclierson, iii-ily Tinliwerlalie, Louise ixiann, ina ixiae Clcvelanrl, Paula Nelson, Boll Hamilton, tiene Garrett, Herlb Vlqelmln-tts. Tllircl ron'-Roger Van Bella-n, Arvle Dr-ctman, Don Xxiinters. Ellen VVelsl1 Firsl run'-lam' llilw,Arla-IWXV1-lrll, Nlury l.1-v Palm:-r. Killy Lou Kula-r. lfllc-n XXH-lsll, fiullnvrim- Vllnlavr. .lm-un ljilllu-r. linrlmrzx Nlurrny, Svmurl mu'-Pmvlly lun Blurruy, Yx'm1nn- llonscr, Yiulvl l.uCy, V.-nl, nn llvrr. Virginian lluvici, lxlury llopv, lxluricllu Arlnnriost, Br-lly Xxlur lllvl, lxlfxry Alum Ruflgvr, Tllinl row-Rugs-r K1-clc, Bill lill' ings. lllinlon Szmin, llurolnl Nm-xv SOIII, ll-Ulll SI TlllX4'4lll. l.LlI'Yy NIIIT' plly, Rollin Holton. lim lluyla-, .lnlm P1-m-ry. l:irsl ron'-,lusvplmirw l.uRuC, vir- ginia lluvivs. N1-il Xxlllllillll, Atl llclmly, ljurollby Falun, ljorullly Xvinsluw. Szwullxl :Ulu-Anrly l.z'Slc'r. ljillll l'4uul4. Brunnvr, Ann Iluyl-S. Rue:-ll:-n llarrisun, Nlilclrc-nl Flar- Sllnlll, K ilfllll lellllllfllbllll, cVl'llf'Yll'Yl' Nll flrurlwn, .lucly Dick Flllmnms. Tlzinl row-lilnir Salmon, XV4-slcy lmwis, Prim: 51 lX0r214'll, fur- mll lql4lI2ll'ilSOII. lynn Xxlinhfra, llnr- Ulfl Xvvllll, Bill l.ifm, ,lulm llirmlx. D4-nn llnrlmur, Iill l3fUlllllll'll'I',lidfl finrllanml, Ks-rmil l.ilir-rl. Arnulml llusl, ljuul Xvuml, llunli Kurz, UPHO 0liE Firsf row-Frm! Sflur-rrvnr-rlmrlx, :vary Nlrflary, Barry Lou Stanilxnrcl. .lark Scott, Tenn Xvuufl- wanl, Don Rm-sv, V1-Ima Ramsvy. Barbara Brown. Pnl Turk. Svrtorul raw'-lwariv Lilurlzum, .lr-an lxklifwilllllilli. fzingvr Hin, Claris Samlvilu-n, Virginia Strung, Lyclia Glasgow. .loan cjllllillxild, ljoris Krvssv. Norncvt Caniroil. Tlnir row--Bnlr Srlxrulag, Talwr Xvluilllz-svy, .lavk Harrington, Vlqilkililli Sugillara. Xyaync' Dailey, Blorris Pallia, CIC'lllPlll llc-nflricks, Ralph Haney, DaX'ifl Pluss, Ralph Carman, Pal Brownell. Bill Rouzrr. First row'-Glen Kc-Hy, Nlaurinc Dllkf'llliiIl, Ruill Dr-Vries, ,lunv ix1il!'Ij2ll'Iill1f,I, Boll: Hallman, Elanrlm Cannnn.RuiIn Hannvr, Clmrlmx Snyrlvr, Hannah Slam- Tlmmas, Elrnorc Furrr-n, Harrivl Nlills. . . , Svrrunl row-Harryvllv l'ry, Lucille Xxuln-rnxin, Nlary Lu Xvilsun. Third row-Glc-n Tlmllupsurl. Dvlman Rowr-. Bill Paxton, .loc Akiyama, Hcrfwrt Xxyinslovv, Vvin- arc! Gibson. G4-nrgv fxurlis. Hugh Sllis-le, Jul:-1 Flwislianson, Km-lnlvllx Barlow, Dirli Dow:-H, Ulc-n Xvynz-, ,link SIIVIIFP, Tc-rrc-H Fly-rs. I r Time memlvers ot time Class ot 342 started out tile year witii time same spirit and pep tllat so Cixarace terizecl tlrem as Freslnnan. Heacling tile list ol Class otticers was Glen 'l4l1ompson. presiclent. wllo left time class tlll'Ol1g'll a very suceesslul tirst sem- ester. Velma Ramsey. social Ctlairman clicl a lot to start tile class out fifjllt lny lnaliing arrange- ments for time Frosil-Soplr uFeuclin' partym NYlliK'll was tire grantl Climax to tile tbrawl-time iurawl at wlrielr Sopimomores carriert away all lmonors. flllrer lirst semester officers were: Harvey XVilitSOIl, Vice-presicientg Barlnara Brown, Secretaryg George Curtis, Treasurer. Tide sefoncl semester saw .lack Harrington stepping into tile presicteney. Vlqllf' tirst important event oi the new semester was till' Snow Party at Big Pines plannecl lJy time new sorial ctlairman. Blary l.u Xvilson. Qttrer emi- nently suvcesslul parties were time Sopla Spring Swing. tire Froslr-Sopll Dance ancl tire Farewell Dinner. CL SS lacli l larrington Don Rees Q liris Sanclyilien Nlary l.u Xvilson Blillll'lliwillll1lYll Xvl'lIlIxI IQEIHISPY First row-'Allan Brofly, Sally Bullis, lxlklflllil xlarie Carman, PM-tty BLK:-nziv, Blilrlrr-sl -l-llillllllltf, tiranrc-4 Rae Rogers, Portia Perry, l,ois ixinnlgnlnn-ry, lr-an ftrossan, Ranrly iitwyc ross. Svrnnrl row-Kr-nnetll ilollingswortll, Calvin Slnrlwr, Carol tiallxins, Nlartlia lfong, Virginia its-ll, rltalialm Besslm, Doroiliy Biitfllell, Eleanor Cigar-lte, Eclna Bixlry. 'ltlzirri raw'-fxvarren Earl, Frerl Vvilson, .lolnr Ninrray, George Rowell, Paul I:ElHI'llCl', Eil Vail, llilflll'y NIEll'5llllllfll, l.Pllll'il', ctlifllkill SIIPII- arzl, Bill Dorsc-tt, lfcl Cowan, lfloycl Younger. lfreml nlooney, Harvey Xvllitson, Paul Joy. Glen Tirornson Harvey Xvllilsnn Barbara Brown George Curtis i v 'X RE IA First row-Bcity Slirlcncy, Laura Xvilson, Dean Dice. Betty Hester, Betty Gillorcl, Plwyllis Peterson. Svconrl row-Knllwrinv Kvul, Pllyllis ljipliin, Clara Brvwslvr, CYOIISHIHCC lxlarlois, Bally Bryflon. Sllirlfy Tluunmsrm, lxlnry King, .lm-un Slurr, Sllirlcy Amlvrson, Billiv Gi-O. Tliirol row-Xxyvsli-y Nlornslu, Bill fiurrlnvr, Burl Reynolfls, fwluurlq fVlcEvc'rs, Cc-ril f2uinn, .lm-k CJl5Cl'fl0l'l, .lolm lfclwurrls, Jolm Ogclvn, lfcl Slmrplcss, .lambs Poling. Firsl TON -tilbllllli' lluglws, Bc-My ,lunc llullvrrmli, Ann:-llc' llmnlis, Bvlly Taylor, Alifv ,'XiliinS, Gwyn Xvurzlnmn. .. l Svvonrl row'-.lmw l'4rnm'is, ,loan Pmruulxs, .lnnv Gray, Bcity Baile-y, Aliw Lary, Doris Capps, lxlary V lA0IIlSK' ljuynv, lfrli-nv Xxooclwarml, lfvi-rx-ll llunt. Tliirrl row'-lnrli lfilz. Clurvnco Srlxuslu-, lluug Hunlson, Emi llnngf, .lmnrs Slrugg. lvnn Vvc-llmrn, ljrccl Slmln-1-ll, lfcl Pull:-riun, Brute- tllQlIf'llC', Hugli Elvrrlmrill, lxlilflillflll Uriv, .lim llvnslmw. Rolwcrl Srliilling, lfolw Dye. 78 ,lille Class ol '43 received its introcluction to Vvllittier College cluring Freslnnun Xveelc when time girls vvent to Pmnllmoa ancl llie lnovs to tlle mountains. ITl'OSl1 liiilllilgfixtl to live tlirougli llE1Z' ing. lielcl tlueir lieacls liigll even lll0llQil time Soplls won tlle lmrmvl, ancl come tl1l'0l1,Q'l1 witli one ol llie lxiggest lmonlires tlic college lms ever lmcl. So- rinl life lor llle ireslnnun lnegan witlw tlw Fresli- rnun Ren-plion and incluclecl 21 lmrn JEIIICQ' witli tht- sopliomores. u scavenger lmunl. several gay parties anal an picnic' to Change County pnrlc. First Semester Otllicers: Boll Tliomson. Pre-siclentg Jznnes Slnlgg, Vice-president: Burlmra Holloway. Sefrelarvg lfrlene Xvoomlwarcl. Social Clmirmang and Eel ljzxllerson, Treasurer. Second Semester Ollirers: Burl Revnolcls. Presi- clentg Clllliili nlciivers. Vice-presiclenl: Laura Vvilson, Secretary: Gwen Vvurclman. Social Cilmirmang liolw Dye. Treasurer. Erlene Xvooclwurcl Fred Buller Bud Reynolds Chuck nlclivers CLASS Fira! rou'-l,m-t4- fvunirov. ixlnifiwritv firnri-, l:I'Ellll'LN Slisltles, luni- ilnlwr, lii-rn Nlills, l'4r.nnu-s .lonr-s. finroline lifith-rson, Harriet lf:-1-insnvrlc-r, Swvonzl ron'-llmrlmrn llolloxxnv, llnrriz-i S2lIII1llI'l'S, Pi-gggy ixlontgmnvry, ,lc-nn Conlon, linroline Rumi, l,illinn Russell, Nlilclreil Sargent, .lurli lxli-lc, Sinn ISllil'i2lXVLl. il-liirrl row-lfcl firilllitli. .lmli Plilvr, lfil l:ill'llUlll. Limoll Rzmilolpli, Blarli firm-sslvr, Bulb xXYilliiiIlIS, nlorgjzxn Sllilling, Ellsxxorlli Xxiilson, ifcl Ruxion, Bill l'ii1'liellmerg1'r. Bill ililiornpson, ,lnelc fllu-rmloll, Ernie llnrrington. Xvzill lloelln. N Barlmru Holloway Cilen lliompson .lim Slluggf Ecl Patterson lilllfil XXYllS0ll igflll CXN'5'll Xxyilfdlnilil ' z Q1 f J S- Q- f wwe? 2 ' .1 r w .B am I s ' 11:4 K 5 v w EL ,,... .. 4, Q 1 1 , T a uf? , I , . A Wilmm . .r,5. i , ,V -xml ' In 'A 2 -'fe . V .rrffgfguil I' . ,-, , JJ-rx' , ' 4 , rbi? '. afeza 'H . QQ.. .41 xr? gr fpfiiif. .f l 'f 135'-Gif' ..L 1 , Arif n.. 1. nes , .fzff X 1466 'vm .v if ' f - 'iff' A' f2S'5P?M'rr4 -1 ...v 45 A fi Tw-119 1- .if BWP, ' F' arising-'?'I377'. ,-.ide 5' -ga, r .r xr, . ., fr .f 'fm ff . f, 11 , jff vfx 9-1 2141.11 Mw- ,g ff , .1 f ,,f1,, 2 -9 .1 L' f -gf .:.,--. gg' ' jr' z,,'f3f,,.Q2 v . 1 ff , Ig 23, , ' 39435, ,s y-545' . . .wygdrlrig vr , f.'i'1,5' Lz --1 r' -'fix' ,yi .1 ,V 3Q'jj,,: , v-1nmu.f.x.uv,.1 3,4 M 'H OTIIIEIIIYG . . Yklrlii HIJSOI' Jlflg' .,-T' alg- 11 ii' ai? am ai ' .W J' . F - A . 1' .. Fifty yeursx i progress simow un increas- ing iieici ofi- .oel inlerests and uriivities. ers lo imroacivnsls. iieyimourds to Cam BCEIR eras. lime active mimi of time 1040 sludenl seeks education outside time classroom as Weil as in. HIFTHI BE 'lllllzl 'l ljllllfilll. Presiclenlls Serrvlury ',,,.. .. Turner. press Secretary ..,,,,,,,........,..,. Rolwrl florclon. ljrvsiclvnlls son ,,.,..........,. Clorclon. Presiclenl ol llxc lfllilewl Slales .... . lxliss lrolwcll. Personal Sc-crclnry '..,.,,,, ...... Nlrs. Conlon, Presiclcnlls Xvillc- ....., Nlunslliclcl, ol llie Slalv Dvpl .,.... . Brilisll Amlaassaclor ,,,,.......,.,,,. Fra-nrlm Amlnassaclor 7,7,,,......,7,,,......., olrs. Bane. XVasl1in,Qlon clownger ,,.,.... lgriglll. Senator lrom lloslon ,,,,....., lbll'lif'llSOIl. Secretary ol Slulf '.,.,. Filzgc-mlcl. Represvnlulive lrom Xvyoming.. llill. Sf-rmlor from Culllornm .....,.,,,......,.,,,,.... .. Smillm, Rep. from Georgia .,,,,,, Fullon. Svvrvlury ol Vvlur ..,.,,,, Xvilmol. Rfhp. from lllinois A,.,, Alqlriclm. Secrelary ol Navy ....,,, ,................ ,Xclnmml .lames ....,.....,,.,7,,7,7,.......,,..,,................ llrnirmrcl. Ex-presiclenl ol llw llnilvcl Slales .....,, lollu. ,lnpzmcse Slulesnmn ,,,,,,,,,,......,,,,,,...... . Nognlu. ,lapanesc G1-nvrnl ....,.,,,.,,.........,,,.... Curringlon. lgrilislm AlllllilSSilllllF lo .lapzm ,, , . Y nlo, lift-'IYIIGI' ol .lupnn .....,,,,,,,,,,.,..,.,..,...,,,,.... lioyo. lvncler ol the pvoplv ,,..,,, ..,.,.Orin limlen Kelso .,,,,.....,FrQcl Xvilson ,.,.,,,,,,,,.,..,,ISfll llmrulll ,,.......,.c:illCll BFOXVH pllilry l.0lllS? l-Jilylle ,.,....AI1HillX'Tll Rivlller .......RolJerl Crossan ..,..,,.XVillium Nlurtin ,......,..XVillii1m Dorsell nlxlillircrll Freenmn ....,...VN inslon Stoll ..Cl1us. C. Xvelnsler .......Ii1lT1f'S lxl. Dullon ,.,..D0un R. Xvilson ,Donald llemlerson ,.....,.,,...,Don lfullcr ..,,,,..lZclwan Bulwr ,,....R0scXov .lolmson ..,v....,.lXl0lvir1 ljriff' ,......,Kermil K. ljlcerl le-rry During ..A.....,......lll5rll Brull ....,,,VVlilliurn lr. l .ion ..,.....Simon Korn-flu ...,...lucl4 llc-mls-rson l sz First ol tile lour Poet Tlieatre maior produrtions was tire forrelul clrarna ull This Be Treasonu lay Jolm Haynes Holmes ancl Reginalct l.awrenc'e. it was tlie annual Franklin Society play given on November 9, I0, ancl ll on tlwe Poet Tlieatre stage. This stirring peave clrama starreci Galen Brown as the President ol' tlie tfnitecl States witli Orin Kelso as lmis secretary and Frecl Xvilson as a wise cracking publicity agent. Tile story tolct ol tlle earnest ettorts ol a lnenevo- lent president to lieep tlie country out ol war clc-spite tlle opposition raisecl lay senators, repre- sentatives, ancl ralvinet members. True to otllcr Franlilin successes tl'1e lJlilj'ClGE1ltNYitll a very time- ly social prolmlmn. The almle ctirection ol tlie play was tile worli ol tlde Dirt-vtor ol tlle Poet Plilieatre Dr. films. XV. Cooper. ndr H CHO0L Fllll ff 4 - y U- - .. IIN- prvscntalion ol Riclmrcl Brinslvy Slwriclzm s Srliool lor Svunclul wus unusu ally oulslancling in ils voslumcs mul sm-llings. The lnmous viglmlecnlll cenlury com 1-:ly ol manners was gjivcrm .lfllillilfy I I. nl llw Bailey iAxuclilorium. willl ljnul CNEIHHJ ns clirvflor. lxlr. Camp was also closigm-r ol llw nllrurlivc- slag? SC'f'll1'l'y. rl-lic' plol lmcl lo clo willl lllv way Sir Qlivr-r Surlmxe leslecl tlw 4'lmrnc'l0r ol llis lwo nc-plmf-ws Clmrlvs mul .losc-pll Sllrlufe. pluyf-ll lay Rolwrl Rolsvl uml .loe Collin willi l.c-Roy llIILfll0S as lllvir lilmlmlr- olrl umxlv. ljiguring in ilu- plot ulso wvrv llvlly Colt' us l.ucly 'Ik-alle mul Grin Kelso as Sir Pc-lc-r Tc-nzlv will: an liozmlv ol l.omlon Soviely gossip H1011 QPYS. 'N lilily SHCCFXVBH ...,,,,. S Ilillif' ..............,, ,IOSPDII Sllffilff' . 5 Iuriu ..,,,,..,,,,,,,,, BITS. Qfilfldlillr ..,,,,Y,,,,,,, w Sir Igl'IliillIlill Buclilmilc- ....., Sir Poler Teilllf' ,,,,..,,,,.., RKlXN'Ii'5' ....,,,,,,,,,, Lillly 'VCEIZIP .,,,,,,,, Sir Oliver Sl1rfm'e,,, C,rulJlr0e ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,....,, , C AST ..,,.,,,,,Gcrrie Babb ..,..........l.c-wis Xvosley ...,..,,.RoIJc-rl CD. Rolsel :Xnnvllo Brooks ,...,,,,,lQlllll oluy Haffncr Nornoc-l Cauiroll ..,..4...l.ynn lxlccurdy ......,.,....Orin Kelso Ed Bronncr ,,,...,...PJeHy Cole .OIQOY HUQIIQYS SCA IIALH CAXST CONTINVIQD Hows 7,,,77Y,777,, ,,....,,,,,., ..,,,...,,,,..,,,,,,.,,.,A,,, .,....,,.,,,.,,,., I 1 1 ck Fitz Trip .......A..VVVVVVVVV ...,.,, C lorclon Dooley 0 QN'lill'ICS Sllffilfl' ..., ,,,,,,,-,,AA,,,,,,,,,, I oe Coffin Curvlvss .V.VVVVVVVVV. ..,,,, ' lqommy XVoodwurd My l lkl A Muir! ,,,,,,,,, .....,,,,..,.,,,,,,...... 5 Iury 1.00 Palmor M Sc-rvmmls ,,,,... Don Butler. Plmil Qckerman S5 I ,lx v.,, ! , Q V 0 0 0 L ,:g:,:.-1 T 20. ly nn ' W ' 1:5 H 4. ,L -. --mf-. o. A 1,4 fvgg, f,,,,. V ,Piggy gif? in A ,v f 1' -' , V ,..-,,. Y Ilit ol llle year was Rolmerl lf. Slierxvooclys ml-lie lelriliecl Forest presenlecl lo enlliusiaslic' aucli- cnves lxlilffll Ql ancl 22 in llie xX'l0l'TlEll1'S Clulm lxvlm was seen in llie role ol' Alan Squire. llue -nlleman vagalmncl. Rullu il lallner aclvancexl lmm llie ranlis ol a Cllill'illill'l' adress io E1t0lJ nolfli lcacliiig laclv as Calmliv. ilu- amluilious Anieriran- lrenrlu girl. l.eRoy lluglies vomplelecl ilxe iri- mggle as lioze Hertzlinger. an ex-loollnall slar xvlm lu ul lns eye more on fialmlmy llian on the xvorlc in llle lillle Arizona liilling slalion. H' PETIHFIED llililljfllllil. Tlie ever prulessional looliing Grin framlpa cliuelilecl aml argued tlmrougli tlie pro- clurlion with l.yn lN'lc'Curclv in tllat imporlanl 4 llararler part and Rolmerl Rolsel gave a line vliar- urlerizalion of llle gangsler. Dulce Flanlee. Ur. C lias. XV. Cooper was llle clirevlor ol lllis very linislu-cl procluetion. Rirliarfl Stanley servecl as llu' arl mul ltqflilllfill clirec lor. 86 FIIIIE CAST I Urunwp NInpIe -,,7,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,., I .yum NInCiurcIy Igozf- II0rfzIingjc-I ',,,,, ,,,,,,, I .4-Roy IIugI1e-s A TQXI1-grupI1 Ijncm nn ,,..,,,,,. Kermil I.iI4erl IXIIOIIICI' I.im-mem ,,,,.., Iz1m'I4 Hr-ncIerson .Inson IX'IilDIl '.,....,,, .,,,.. I Qic'ImrcI VIQIIOITNIS KIHIJITX NIEIDIK '..,.... ,,.,.,,..,,., RLIIII IIuILIm-r I'uuIu ,,,,,.,...,,,, ,, ,,,, NInrgjuerilc flruu- .'XIfm Squirci, ,,,,, Wflrin I.imIvn K1-Im III IIcrIn ,,,.,,7,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, I ,LmIxx'urcI Iirunson 5Ir. CYIIISIIOIHI ,,,, ,,,,.,,,..., X Vc'sI1'y I1-wis NIrs. CNIIISIIOIIH ,,,,,, ,, ,,,,, ,,NIncIc-Iine SVIILKIIZ i YW ,logepll .,....,,,,.,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.A,,,,,,, I Horst-ll ,Iuc'I4if '..... .......,, , ,,,,,, N 0rII00l CaIIi1'oll. .Ir. . Duke- 5Iunlcz -,,,, .,,, ,,,,,,, R 1 mlwrl U. Rolsc-I . . 0 l n r ar In ai I'yIes ,,,,,,....,,..,, ..,,,,,,,, ,7,,,77,..,,,, I I refI XViIsun XVIQIIHIIIP C0nnnnmI1'l '..........,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, ROIWFI IDU' SI1criII ',,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,A,,,,,,, A ,VIQIIOIIHIS VX7oorIwamI Us-puly SIN-riII ',,,.,,,,, ,..,Y,,,7 R im'ImrcI SlunIvy ST TIIE LIL i CEREIZN GROXV THE l.ll.ACS CAST l.f1urie Xvillimns Ginger Hill Curley Nlc'Clnin l.eRoy Huglies Aunt lfller lxlacleline Sfliullz .leeler Fry Clarence Pearson Ado Annie Betty June llollmrooli Olcl lxlan Perl: Tommy Xvooclwarcl A Peclcller lynn lxlrfurcly Corcl Talmor Xvluilllesey Zeb l.yn Xvarren Sluorly Holy Dye Dave Orin Kelso Farm Girls: Annellv liroolis. ixlury Ciooclwin. flurguerile Crave, Nlillirenl Freeman. Belly ITFOOHIP. Wlnry l.ouisv Paine. Cowliuncl fguurlelz .lim lloyal. Norman l.inn, Norlvlc-el Calliroll. .lncli Harrillgflovl. HGREE GKUW l.yn Riggis ,Auncrifnn ljollq-clrmnn, Hfireen Grow lln- l.ilz1cs.'i Qum- Spring Feslival visilors El new lype ol' lloel Vl4lICilll'l' play on Nlny 2 unrl 3. Tile mnpliillmenlre creellecl jusl llie l'iQlll ulrnosplmerv lor lliis l'0XYlJ0y love slory willl llu' selling in cylilillllllllil ulvoul IUOU. Rn-ll in rolorliul songs nncl clinlecl llle play lolcl ol llie rolnunu- lnclween llle irresislzllmle cowlmoy. Ciurly lxlcrfilzxirm. and prolly l.z1urie Xvilliams. Tull. slim. l.c-Roy Huglmes will: llle necessary mop ol furly lmir uncl EI sliglil SIIlO0lll clrnwl. lnzulc an icleal pic- ture ol llie singing fowlmoy, 88 Qing:-r Hiii was vxcc-iienl in the role oi lhe swcvl. spoiieci i.uuric. The unilorgettahiv. sympnlhf-lic' Aunt ifiier was c'onvinCingjiy por- lmyvfi hy ixiaciviinv Schuilz. A drama iiuii of horsvs and shooling Couici not he complete wilhoul a viiinin. this lime hy the numv of Jeclvr anti plays-cl hy Ciarcnfe' Pearson. Belly .iune Hoihrooii put real conwciy into lhP Ciwaruclvr oi Ado Annie. ex slupici acting iurm giri. The direclion oi the prociuclion was again in the Cupuhie hands oi Dr. Chas. VV. Cooper. LeRoy Hughes and Paul Camp servc-ri ns art ami lefhnicai ciirvdors. O in drama Right: ixinrion Reeci Beiow: Rutim Estiier Smitil DT. CilHFi0S Ci00iiC COODCI' 1 .I0illl Hales ixirs. ixizulney Left: IDF. Aiiifed Romer The Poet Tileatre Councii is Conrerneci with general poiicies of time Poet Theatre organization oi' wiiicii Dr. Chas. VV. Cooper is ciirertor. The Councii acts as an advisory ivoarci on such matters ns tiene seiection oi piuys. time proijiem of Casting and eiigiiuiiity for participation. time generai budget, time im- provement oi tile equipment oi time tileatre, and Community points oi view us to time groupis work. DRAMA CIIUNCIL 90 N., BIQIC AT I0 BtlAItD The Puhiivalions Board is an acivisory group for stucient' puhiirations. The hoard heid weeiiiy meetings in the oiliire ot hir. Gustav Xvhite where matters oi roncern to ati puh- iications were ctisrussect. The hoarci assisted in raising the standards oi puhiirations anci gave recognition to the ahiiity anti eiiicieney of puhiiralion staffs. This was the hoardis second year as a weii functioning campus group and was composed of iaeuity repre- sentatives anct the eciitors and husiness managers of the three stucient puhiivations at Xvhittier Coiiege. a nnennher at iarge from the Student Body. and the B. Pres.. ex-oilticio. Dr. tierhert E. Harris Neiie Sfhuier Helen Stephens Cari iianson hir. Gustav Xvhile Boin Crossan Charles Xveioster Randy Viiwyrross .Hin journali F, Ffury .Nlnm Rodgex Dick Howe-H VL-rdna Herr lfcl l3rummler AIKHFQLIPTHC' Grace Mary Ellen Perry llmryvlle Fry .lean Nloorc Fred Scllermerhorn AURUPIILI Ions' Pila- vvr- f-urclr 92 l Betty Cole Belly Cililord Norlleet Callicott. N MQW ' Sitting up till tlle wee small liours ramsaclxing Roget tor words tllat fit . . . cutting out prools and correcting galleys till tlle lloor is littered and tlme air is lmlue . . . tearing out layouts and starting all over lor tlle lourteentli but not tlie last time . . . missing dances and meals to run down errant pllolograpllers . . . eating, drinldng, and liying ACROlJfJl,lS . . . and we love it. Ot course it wouldnil lie sucll lun without tlie swell stall pictured and many otllers wlio really Uput out.U People like Eleanor Kiefer and Sally Truelnlood. Barbara Benson and lna lxtae Cleveland. .lane Smitll. Pat Brownell. Nlastin Valentine and Bill Ellings. lxlarion Reed. l,.eonard Nlccullolm and Ed Vail wlmo willingly gave ol tlleir time and talents. Vlilie ACRCJPCJIJS was tllriee lvlessed in tllis year ol' our l.ord I040. llirst. witlm a smart Business nlanager. second. witll a Nlanaging Editor wllo could see luis girl lriendis name misspelled in 6 pt. type at tliirty paces, and last, with an extremely patient liuslvand lor itis Highly Editor. Cliarles Vvebster, Bus. lvlgr. Helen Stepliens. Editor ...ln gournall m ,, M,M..i Holm SCIIOSIHQ f' Brute Giguette Holm Dye Ixlnrgnref Ixliirllf' l.0NX'l'H RHHCIOIIBPI Sally Buuis Dorothy Barmw Carl Hansen Editor. Xvitlr tlie yision ol its purpose to rellect accurately weelx lay weela llle acliyilies ol lllr- college ancl to lx- instrumental in tlie moulding ol sluclent opinion, tire fgualwr Campus lms written Hlinisn on anotlier year ol service as tlre ollicial campus organ. rl-illf' alvle lc-aclerslmip ol Arllrur Eclcly was cut slrorl early in tlme year wlwn luis competent assislanl. Carl Hansen, lx-came eclilor. 'lille latter. aiclecl lmy managing-eclilor Ecl lironncr. ste:-recl a sale course lor llie pulJlication lllFOlIQll llrc remainder ol tlre season. 'lille Qualu-r Campus appeared eaclw 'lilmursclay in tlre lorm ol a six-column. eiglrt-page lalnloicl, ollc-ring a variety ol features ancl innovations. lxlost nolalmle among lllc-se lrayv lJeen tile Mljresiclenlvs Cornerf' numerous pros ancl cons on topics ol sluclenl interest. a sm-ries ol columns clevotccl to peclagogue personalities. weelcly quiz columns. ancl spicy eclilorials. Dee Caspary ancl Rancly Twycross worried witlr tlle llinancial encl ol time enterprise during llic lirst ancl seconcl semester, respectively. ln addition to a cooperative rcportorial stall. me-mlJers at tire execulive cleslcs incluclecl: Florence Vvesl, news eclilorg Dorollry lxlilcllell ancl Sally ltullis. society eclitors: Dorotlly Barnes ancl Pal Nlurray. feature eclilorsz Clmar- lolle Dickerson. exchange editor: Ray Canton, sports eclitorg Dr. Herbert E. Harris, K E H, A laculty aclyisor. Florence Xvest J ole lironner Alnnaging Eclitor Randy Twycross liusi ness Nlanager. in journaliln 1 'XII prociuelions ol line raclio cieparlmenl imluclingg lime announe- ing anti lnoacleasting ol college lunetions were time eoneern ol llle Raclio Guilml. ,lille gguilcl, wimifli is largely nlacle up ol' upper cliyis- ion rarlio sluclenls. gave a series ol lmroacleasls over KPPC once 1 nnonlim. Some ol llle programs were: a sluclent slring ensenmlnleg in clever COIIIPKIY. ui loraec -. starring Rolxerl Rotsel willm Qieralcline ViiilOlHSOIlQ a flranna nlxiflilllliglll Sonalai' willi Dirk Stanley as liroolis. ancl hiljalrimonyfi tile slory ol llllll'LiC'f6'f. willl Brute fiiguelte in lime leacling role. MA K rv ...io radio production eellmyen: Hfonlessionsu will' Rolmerl Rotsel ancl Annelle A D I C L B Un llue Airl iiruee fiiguelle ancl Clxaries Xvelmsler liroacleasl al' J. ix .. lime niilxe ancl Flask Q lulm was loruneci liiis year lor tile purpose ol erealing a grealer inleresl in time clramatie arl anci a closer re- lalionslmip loelxyeen tile slage ancl raclio. l'irsi Intl'-Nnrlieel f allifoli, qxnnnlmelle Rielller, ixiary jope, Ruill iiallner, gi'!'fIlIli l'UlI -'Si Kllfillll. iliilll i,4'lll'fy, i.f'iql!y IiHgill'5, C ilill'it'4 ifulfvree, Orin Kelso, Bula Roixel. Promluelion slalil: :Xsl1lJy. general clireclorg l.eRoy liuglles, procluetion mana- Qerg llerla Xvinslow. eloieli engineer: ,ierry ilionmson. seripl ami c-onlinuity cleric Ray f Canlon, special events clireelorg .iolin lien- nery, souncl elileels clnielg Hola ilamilton, musieal clireflor: fjrin Kelso. elxiel engineer. 96 ii 'M i EIUI l5lllIlS0ll Delmlers sizxrleci in earn:-sl with lime Serond Annual Cyru- lorirai vonfest sponsored lmy time XV.C.T.U. and Iieici on campus. l.oren Guilogiy won firsl prize. Hob Crossun. sec- ond, and Gene Gnrretl. lilirci. Time inler-class clelpate in llle second Selnesler plll lile nanles of Boll Crossan nncl limi Brunson. seniors. on liie lnler-class Delmle Trophy ulvler they cleienlcci Cena- Carre-ll mul Si Korufil in line lqinnls. Xvililtierus forensic clepnrhnent was nslcc-ci lo self-rl represenlnlives lo parlicipate in a series of programs lyromicasl lmy time Nlufuul nelworli entitled MBUH Session. Hill Brulqlh und Hola Crossun were lime lwo mernlxers who 'incl lime 'IOIIOI' oi' appearing on llle nulion-wicie lmoolvup. Fir. Tin-ron B. .-Xslxiny aided ns uclvisor and rourim wiilm flmrles Xvallurc us cielmle rnzumger. 97 ISO!! Cf0SSilIl Si Korarli , Cl:-ne Gerrit NIV. 'VIII-'FOI1 fxSIllJy Herb XVinslow and Frm Schermerhorn at the Controls --in peach art F Continuing its many variect programs, tlue music clepartment presentefl solo and ensemlmle concerts lny larulty. stuclents. anal alumni during tlle season ol IQSO-IQ-40. At tlxe lirst ol ttme year tlie important events were tlwe concerts presentecl lay tlle Xvllitlier Cotlege-Community Clrcllestra uncler lxliss Rutll Harolclsonys clirevtion, ancl tlle program lor Nvliiltierts annual Open ttouse. During the seeonct semester tlue outstancling ilClllCV9f ments ol tlme music department incluclerl tlie annual llome Concert. tlie two lestivals ol lSGCll angl llralmms, and tlme A Capella Clloir tour. These GG musical activities aclclecl Consicleralmly to tlxe line cultural development ol wllirlx Xvllittier is so proucl. Tlle Xvtlittier CollegeACommunity Orcllestra presentecl tour Converts avail- alxle in the past only in metropolitan music centers. Among tlle many Con- Certos given were tlue lirst Piano Concerto ol liralnns witl1 Nlargaretlma l.ol1mann ancl tlle Bart: Piano Concerto in ID Nlinor witlu lxlary C3 Van Denman. ltttl' ,, reslon Nlitcllell. lxliss l.ol1mann, Bliss tlarolclson, Paul lV:ilI'N'l1CI', Cora florgan. Dorotlly Van Deman. Clara Brewster. lxlary O Van Denman, Ftrs. Romer. Frances Jones. 98 'Q Tlwc A Cappella Ctmoir. a vomlminegl men and womens glee Clulm. tourecl tlle norlll during tlae spring vacation giving several Concerts eavlm al suc'l1 places as Stanlorcl University anal Fresno State College. Numerous local appearances inclucled llw annual Home Convert ancl the perlormanrc- at ttle l.0s Angeles Brealclast Clulm. lxflr. Frank ljursell was ctireflor ol tlmc choir. IIRCHE 'PRA A UAW LLA ...in mu io 99 fs? 5 -.- l'irSl mu'-lgill I-.il ln-llwrgvr, lm l Ill 1 4 fum X uw ru Xl Svrrnul run'-l le-rl: Xxlinxlrm, lrzinlx Nm l n X l 4 r r In X lillunv, ' 1 1 lllircl mu'-lyiclx llnnnlw, fmrclfmn 1 1 u X nn llllw nine- pivu- Pc-p linncl under lln- clirecliun ol lllul zvzxlous lrumpclccr Frnnla lNl'lS0l1 swung ils way lo lnnu- nl nunu-rous lms- lu-llmall gmnes. rullys. nncl lmse- lmll ganm-s. l'n'sl roxx: Clll1l0I1 SHNYIII. lrom- lJ0l16'Z'l:l'f'fl Nlomwy, lmrilone. Svnoml row: .lml4 l:ilz, CXl2lI'lllPlI l:runlQ Nelson. Nl:-lvin ljrifv. linrl Cnrlluncl. ll'llllljJClS. llllmircl row: Don Rvvs. rlrums: l,rc'sl0n lxlilfllvll. lulm: Vlqllompson. Xyluplmnv nncl lmsso Clflllll. ,Aga c 'Q The I030-40 season witnesseet the growth oi the utjoet Ntusiraiev' unlit the targe music room at ixiiss t.0i'llTl2iI1Il,S home was tilted to rapafity on alternate Tuesday evenings. Students gathered to ptay, sing. and disfuss musir' in semi-tormai atmos- phere. gaining vatuahte experience from their performances. tX!lLll'i1 original music was presented hy talented student composers, notahty Genevieve Townsend .iaisste and Herhert iyanney. Nh, Frank Purggll ixiiss Ruth Harotctson ixiiss Ntargaretha Lohmann The music ctepartmenl is fortunate in having the wett icnown pianist Fiargaretha t.ohmann as Uean. Qn the music iacutty also were Wir. Frank Pursett as ctirector oi ilu- A Cappetta Choir anct Niiss Ruth Haroidson con- ctuvtor of the Xvhiltier Cottege-Community Orchestra. This year ixiiss Harotcison hact the honor ot hecoming the tirsl woman ctirector oi the Xvomenvs Symphony Orchestra of t.os Angeles. PEP BA ...in mu io BACHFE TIVA umsl io umsl iwoznclczxsl was given of time annual 'infix iw-sliwni in-ici :Xnrii 20. 71 2H.Ti1e climax of this five comm-rl iveslivui was lin- singing ol' lim Hflaigiiilimiiu IJ an umllminr-cl Cill0l'llS oi Xviiiltimar ancl Rc-ciiuncius sluclvnls, Xviliiam Cuzens. Jerry Rnmluil, iivrfm Nuniwy organ lNllQlIl'S. nnri lilo 'Xxx-H lc-nnpc-rc-ci finvi4'i1orci. Nlury fl. Venn ij:-nmn nl lim piano lor liw Burl: Cnncvrlo in U minor Scum- of lllv Imvsl Sl'iK'l'li0lIS from limo noli-ci vornposc-rs - sz-cuiur uncl religious Colnposilions - lilirly-lilrcv in nil. wa-rv prc-sonic-ci 'ry lin' slluivnl Imomiy, Iklflllly nncl t'0lllIIllll1ily. rl-imc' lllllSiKi illCXIlllli'Cl lim lgl'illlfl0IlIJlIl'Q Conrvrli. lin V lxliss Rullm Harolclson. Nliss Nlargurcl l.ol1mnnn and Bc-rlhal Downey A festival of the rmlslerpivvvs of Brnlmls was prvsentfwl Ivy llw music clvpartmenl on Nlarclm 30 and 31. in tlwrm' conccrls. The firsl Iwo concerts we-rv lwlcl Sulurcluy nlqlcrnoon mul evening in M4-11clm1 Hull with piano mul vocal solos. cnsf-mlwle num- lnc-rs. mul ax rhorul lry lhe Xvhillicr Colle-Q0 Communily flrzxlorio Sofiety rollcluclf-rl ln' Franlc Purscll. TIN- llmircl roncoerl, Sumlav ufglcrnoon. ul the Xxwlittier XXY0lT1ElY1.S f I N Cwllllmholnsv. influclc-cl llle Fcslivul QV:-rlure 'my lhe XX llillier College-Communily Urchestm collclxldz-cl lay Rullm Harolclson. and lilo liirsl Piano Com'vrt0 ol' HTEIIIIIIS 1 will: Blnlgiurf-lllu l.ol1mamn. t1Cllf'X'iCVl' ,I-0XN'l'lS4'llCI .Iilisslv Iborollly Pfviffvr 103 BRAHNI FE TIVAL .Hin the phitual Hie lwlrs. XV. J. ixliclwjcla spolw ol iler escape lrom poland. lyilul Fi'll1l'ilf'f 1-me First row-fixlr. Aslilwy, .iolmn Hales. Second row-fiarl llanscn, Dr. lxlenxlcnliall, Bcity Sinitii, Nlr. Purcell, Dr. Evans. i Dr. Albert Day spolce in Cl1apelAprii Io. Time Chapel Committee worlcect llarcl to lurnisl1 a variety ol programs lor a stuclent imocly willi a variety of tastes. Al tire lirst ol time year the stuclents assemlmlerl in Founders Hall. then later on ttiey gatllerecl in the Friends Clmurcli wliere they lisienecl to speeclies. musical numlmers. and laelcl stlorl clevolionals. Speakers were ol all lcincls. some serious, ollwrs llumorous, a lexy witty and a lew clull. They' toolc time stuclents lny time use ol imagina- tion to all parts ol tile globe, india. Germany. China. anti Japan. Tide Student Ciiristian Association was largely responsilmle lor carrying on tile devotional part ol line services. CHAPEL CUMMI TTEE H S.U.A. 'first row-Raulwl l.insls-5, l.ois .loyu-, Betty lxlzlir-nzic-. lflinnrr- fiiguclte. Dnrutliy Barnes, l,1arl'Jara lxlurray, Sally Bullis Dnrolliy Nlitclu-ll. Sniitli, lsalmc--l lXl!'CiOYIllill', Rutli Xvylic, fiarol lxlcarl. Svcnnrl row-Rancly lxsycrnss, .laclx l'itx, Diclx ililmmas, llc-rlu-rt Xvinslrm, l,rmc-ll Ranilolpli, Bill Brull, llanli Lacy, Clarence IJPEIYSOII, l'-lil! ll l'41'YI'l'. ' 5-wi ww All me-mixers of time college interestecl in tllc Student Cliristian .'XSSOCi2lli0l1. a comluinecl group ol time Y.XV.C.A. ancl tlie Y.Nl.C.fX.. participatecl in its activities. On alternate lvlonday nigllts. tlie assemlmlage listenecl to stuclent. laculty ancl guest spealiers. and en- joyed many social evenings. 'lille clula llacl very successlul rallies with nearluy colleges. lm- portant worli ol llie group was tliat clone in time nearluy Nlexican clistrict. Delegates attended tlic Asilovnar Conlercnce cluring Cliristmas vacation ami the Foolllill Conlerence in the spring. TIN- S. C. A. sponsorecl tlic cleputation team coinposecl ol stuclenls wlio wisll to spread Cliristianity clirectly ln' concluctingf cliurcli services tlwrougliout California. These sluclents visitecl twenty-two CllLlI'Cl1PS and travels-cl over 3.300 miles. Firsl Semester 0llic'ers: Presiclent. Bill Brulli: Vice-prcsiclent. Pretty Sinitllg Secretary. Sally Bullis: Treasurer. Hanli Lacyg Finance, Dicli Tliomas. Second Semester Ulliicers: Presiclent. Diclc Tlioinasg Vice-presiclenl. Jufly Sillg Secretary. Alice Atlcinsg Treasurer. .lacli Fitz. DEP T Tl0 TEAM Fifil Hill'-'cYil1iIl'll'5 xIfFN'l'TS, ciltf- rit ljoring, l'lnycl Fvvr-r, Ecl Brunner. S1'l'1HIfl row - Il.. nli Lam y, Anita Yliarr, lftlurl lolunson. Fleury Rriwyf nolils. .lim l'lf'llSllilXY, llllly Nlili lu-ll lirics, 'w nu ' I in-an-uw Wan-. First row-Ben Hamilton Jr., Jerry Bnlvlv, lvlilclrcrl Tlullirller, Harriett lvlills, lxlnriznn llivlcett, Alice Lnfy, IiIIgl'IliH Brooks. Julin Pen:-ry, Saconcl row'--Elinnre Gigucttc, Jerry Vllmmson, Virginia Strong. Lyclin Glasgow, Bill Brull, Nlr. Harvey, Jusvplline Burmorc, Frmirvs Rue Rogers, Ann lluyvs, Nlurgnret Cnpeluml. ES EXPLURATE li Frencli enthusiasts not only of Xvliittier College lyut ol tlle community al- tennleel monthly meetings ol ULes Explorzllelxrsf' Tlxe group saw some ol Franc'e's greatest movie stars and also gave its stamp of approval to several FI'6IlCl1 restaurants. Xvitll the steady interest and encouragement of their advisor Dr. Nlalnlon Harvey, ttie clulu nccomplislied its purpose of creating ix lively interest in Fmnre and ller Culture. fjllicersz President, Nlirinm Pickett: Viccvpresiclent, Ben Hamilton: Secre- lnry, Harriet lxlillsg Treasurer, Geraldirle IBEIIDID. Sully Bullis ilncl Blair Sal- mon loolc on as Ed Brunner points to our Ugoocl I1CiQlll70fS.H -5 I 'PER A'l'l0 AL RELATIU CL li To sluciy sficntificniiy lim rciulions imelwc-On European Counlries is lime purpose oi iile inte-rrmlionai Reintions Ciuiu. One oi tile oulslanciing projects oi lilo ciuip was the preparation oi in weeiiiy voiumn in lime fQuuiu-r Campus cnlilieci Ui.ong View. Tile Coiumn prescnlvci inter:-sling topics c'om'6-rning worici affairs. Nicelings were ilcici twin- il moniil uncier lill? sponsorsiiip oi' Wir. Hurry Nerimooci. Blair Suimon wus presirienl and Sully iguiiis wus S1-c'retary-Trc-nsllrer. H, W 115 w iDrs.OslrcJ1rl.Spenrf-r am iuit oi umslruciion xxorii. liirsf row-i.urry Niurpily, iiiii xinriin. acorn! row-ifinir Salmon, Bviiy Smitin. Jnrii Sunil. Sniiy Buiiis, Nir. Ncrimmi, ifiuroncc XV:-st, iffi Brunner ...in human relation iiurxfy luiiv an inlervsl in an l'irSf I'0ll'-ljifli lllulllils, 15011 Qrrlasull, Xvrsllm ilvrr, .xlllhxlwllv Rillllvr, llc-nl:-5, lsnlwl Urlllm, Bull Nutt xlklfiilll IJUFIRIIIKI, Iirllllly ,I-NYylXl'U5S, Iiill I5l'lIIllIlll'li'I'. Svconcl row-linrl furtlanul, Carroll Riclmrrlsun. 0UlAL CIE CE ULUB For social science majors ancl llmosc inlereslecl in cloing social work a new clulm olmtainerl ils lXllill'll'l'. Earl Carllancl was one ol llle clmiel organizers ol llw clulv ancl llle conslilulion was clrawn up lw Clxarles Xvelmsler. Rolmert Crossan. and Catllv erine lYewl1all. lnlormative meetings were llelcl once every lwo weeks witll speakers like lxlr. Harry Henclerson. who talkecl on social service as in vocation, and Judge J. Nlilne of time Xvlliliier State Boys Scllool. Dr. Davicl Henley was advisor. l Pliriam Carr insirucis a group in arts ancl cralts al llie local HY. 108 -'sv 66 79 One' oi tiw mosl rece-nliy organize-ci inter- esl groups on lim Xviiillivr Cmnpus is tile Y.ni.C.A. Ciuim. iiouncieci in Oclolucr. l030. Xvitim zu rnemiwrsiuip Cornposcci oi aii lim studs-nis in lime Pauciiiic' Soulilwcsl Area Y.Ni.C.A. Sfilooi, Xvilitlic-ris jusliy famous NYM ci:-purtmcni. ils purpose it lo OHPI' ils mcmiwrs El inroucicr outiooii on tin- Y.5i.C.rX. as u proivssion. Carrying oul liiis iciea, line iiirsl yearvs progrmn consisl- cci oi discussions iefi ily memiwrs oi tiw Ciuim. togelimcr witim sevc-mi taiics ily prom- inf-nl men in tile ficici. Some oi lilesc were: Ralph Cole. Cvnvrui Sc-vrclury for Hawaii. wilo ciiscussvci trencis oi woric in Hawaii. Freci Hanson. ciCl1Cl'ili Secretary oi lim Pacific Soutiwwvsl Area. ouliincci time requiremcnls oi a Slll'K'PSSi-Lli MAJUR CL Y.3i.C,.'X. woriic-r. ijorcsl Knapp. Town nnci Counlry Sefre-lury oi iixis arvn vx- piuineri lim gene-rni organizulinn oi Town anti Counly Ciuims. Frnnic Venic unci Niiicireci Nioss Qnvc' nn ir1iol'lm1lix'c- riiss russion oi lilc Toronlo Assoviatinn oi Y.M.C'.A. OFFICERS First Serin-sler: Gordon Smifim Pre-sicic-nl SPC 5 I YOEIS. .iuriy Siii .ioiln Simivc-iy ilrngrnnm Cinnn. Second Scnlesterz Tom ffrzxrvizx Pwsicivni isuipei nirforrnac' Svciy-iivrcwls. Rzlipim Buiiovic ijrogrnrn Cinnn. ,i. Gushnx' Xvililv rxfiYiS0l' liirsl ron'-finrrirm Snlilil, ciilfffiil Riiimrfison. Hui: Nc-mv, Dirix viiiunnns, ixiuyri I'.0x'1'r SPFOVIII row-ifnri finrliunri, Tum fizmin, Rnipix Iglliififii Tilirri row-Dr. Xvimiiv, .lnixn SiliX'1'Iy, iinnic i,nry. Dr-nn iinrimmlr. Fourtil ron'-Univ Dyv, Xyuih-r Xynrriii, Epi i5FllIlllll4'il'I', isniwi ixirfiorinunr, .iuciy Sill, Rnnciy Viiwyrrnss, .lim SIIIIQQ, fiimrii-s ZVICEW-rs. 109 I CHE TRY CLUB Ftlll llA'l'l0 iii? K 30: 53426 A ' ,x ff mg' .W M K K - '33' 1 J. no r I V ,. Wyzfe Rm ., 4 -v, Da Zrzlfflin- ,W 1 -Lil -..,1 ,nq,,,i 'lilme Cliemistrv Cluln is a very active con- lefleracv xvillm many memlners ancl no ollicers. Programs related lo tlwe sulmject ol clmemistry are olnten given at llxeir meet- ings lay llie clulfs oxvn memlmers. Dr. Gustal Ustrom as actvisor llelps maintain llde lmigll stanclarcts ol tlfie group. First mu'-Dr. Newsrnne, Bull Elliinton, lrrect Scller- lllI'filUI'I1. Ixliklll NIEIQIIIIFSOII, I3iHli .IUy, 'Ui' .Akiyillllflq Bruce fiiguelte. lfllsxvortli Xvilson, ,lim llensluaw, Secomi ron'-limi: Vliclct, ,lolm lilffll, ixliltlreil ixtar- ., , ,v.- 7 ' .-'- ,f -lull Xnn llayf- Xrrmnia Drxxles Anita larr Betty H1'Stt'f, xiilfy' I.lI XxYil50H. Bl?iI'Q2ll'l't fJ'c'0llIll'f', llxelma Xxolxlnuulli. ,limmie Xxinters, lift lloag, ivan Xvelllmrn, Dr, flstrmn. Tlrirfl row-Rollin Holton, Clie! lVlcCloslxey, lvlyron Claxton, lack llenfterson. .lolm Ctlristinnsen. lmwell Ranrlolpll, .lncli Hnrringtorl. liiflllftll ron'-Boll llinmnunri, ,lolln Nlllrrny, Bnly Xxlil- liams. ljlovrl Younger, Bill Eiclrelluerger, lfclmlie Vail, .lmli Spence, llugli Sliiels, Don Reel e, Terrell Flyers, Kenny ltnrlmv. filenn Xvyne, l:l'l'II Xvilson, fvrillitll, Bill Dorsetl. Kisuper-scientists ever searclling for somellling new under tllc sun are llle memlzcrs ol tile Foundation Society. Bc- sicles llme regular program ol spcaliers on a variety ol scienlilic suldjects at meetings, llxe group toolc its annual jaunl to tlle cleserl anal marie a trip to llle Palomar fllmservalorv. Social activities incluclect tlle alumni-l,lnclergracluate Dinner and ilxe spring slealc lualce at tlwe lmeacll, First Semester Olticers: Presiclenl. Hurt Svctnorg Vice-presictent. .Xrt ixlarsllllurng Secretary-lreasurer. Roscoe .i0llllS0f1. Seconct Semester Ollic'ers: llresictent, Roscoe ,lollnsong Vice-presirlenl, Ralpll Barmore: Secretary-treasurer, Arlllur Ectwarcts. First row-.Nfl liclwarcts, .lacli Harrington, Art Nlarslm- llurn, I5-,li lillunglrm, fllet loslwv, lznli Spence, l.:-inlve. Seconrl rme- lolm Prirrlm, Hartley Nlarslnlmurn, Dr. Spencer. lirnnli Xxvillillllilll, Rollin llolton, Don Rees, Igflll Ilillllllllillll, Kf'YlllI'ti1 Bflflflxxvlx, IQUSVUI' JKYIIIISUII, cillilflit' Cooper. 'Q I M .,, ,, B I0 LIIG Y IIL interest in imioiogy enlilies one to memimersiiip in this avliye organization. Besides imying entertaining speakers at meetings. tile ciuin ran ofi every now and tiien on a tieicl trip-once to slucly algae al ifmeraid Bay anci an- otiler time to iearn the workings oi a iiyctropilonic' nursery. A large group oi former memiaers enjoyed ti1e alumni breakfast iieict Homecoming Day al tile resicienre of the ciuiuis advisor, Dr. Artiiur Xvaison. First Semester Qiticersz President, Etiiei .ioimnsong Vive-presictent. Roiyert Reese: Secretary. Johanna i.unctg Treasurer. Frank XVictaman. Second Semester Qfticersz Presictenl. Joiianna i.unci3 Vice-president. Frank Xvidamang Secretary, Suzanna Strirkierq Treasurer, Roger Keck. f:iTSf I'OlU'-'iA'U!HlI'li BHCTOH, IQOQPI' KK'Iii, Ffilllii Nxriliillllilll, DY, SDPIISPT. SPCUHCI TOU'-'igllil IQPPSV, IAUtS .,illlI4'4, .IUilHSUIl. Niilfy i20yH0iLiS. IPRIH I,iif'ilPl', Rlllil iillll1iil'y. Iihiffl TUIIV'-i'-ifiyli NVUIIIIQCF, Vl4iIlll3l'I'iFlkC, .lllilillillil IJIHCI, Cjilill'il'S ljlligfl'f'. 111 Loxveii Rancloipim wimips up a iittte something ' oience an lirfl Inu'-xlurgmr-I fll mmm-r, xlnrynlnl l.llm.ns. lum- Nlclknrlnllml, ll:-llx lun Nlurmy. l ullwrnm- fllull. Smulul row-xlrs. Slmllllvr, luis luyu-, Nlurin- l.illcl.ll1l, l:lors-lxsv XYc'4l. xlnrgurvl Clupm-lmul, lfnirl llnrllr-3 'lllrircl row-l'illr-n XY.-Ill., la-rrp llllmunwrl, lal'l'Xl Xvnlusoll, .xllll lluym, lfmlu-l Linslr-5, Virginian Xxlllllifrll, lJOlllC5ll1'illly llll'llIH'Ql girls flispluyf-ll llxcir Culinary sliill ul meelings ol' llw llome liKIOll0lIlllTS Clulb. Nlilllilf' liYilllS HS l19i'lCl ol llll' ll0lUC I3COIl0lNlCS lj0IJilFllTlC'lll XXYIS llli' SIJOIISOF. l:irsl Semi-slr-r Ullicvrs Presiflvnl. Virginia Xvluilsonz Vice- presiclm-nl. Rulln Xvilsonz Sc-crelary, N.-Il .lormesz Vllronsurcr. Belly .lam lxlurmyg Rcporlc-r, Eleanor Ruilslml-ll. Sc-roncl Serm-slr-r Olliccrs: ljresiclenl, Helly Jun lxlurrnyz Vice-presirlc-nl, Kalllerinc fQuillg Secre- lury. 5lari0 linclullg Treasurer. lfnicl Hartley: Rm-porlvr. Nlnryannu l.uc'ns. lxliss livunsl clermmslruliml is view-ll willl rapl illlfhllllllll. -1 Pomona and Xviiittier ,'X,XV.S. representatives are guests of tiie Home Economics Department. Niidori sees lilem ltlrougtl time mirror. A smatt group adjourned to ttie Home Economics tounge for individuat instruction. Tile iiome economies department served over six- i1undred persons bottx semesters. Unce eactx monttl tunctm was served in Redwood to ttle music department faculty and time last Tuesday ot eaeti monlix to time exeeutive tuoard of tile VX'7omen's Auxitiary. Every Thursday iunctl was served to tire sophomore Fine Arts iafutty. fltiier dinners included ttle one for time Y.Ni.C.A. workers and ltie SCilO0t Blasters Ctulm. Teas were given on Open House Day. Homecoming. and on severai ovrasions to secondary education groups. ...in the dome tic art TEACHER 0F 'llllllllllll0W -lqllf' eclucnlion clepalrlmenl. olclesl ancl mosl prominenl on llie Xvliillier campus. yearly ronlers clegrees upon I1 majorily ol Xvliillier gracluules. Seronclzmry edura- lion sluclenls spenl llic lirsl' semesler ol llieir lillll year laliingj Courses cleuling willl llleorics ol 0ClllCilliOl'1 and parl ol llie sefonrl semesler lryingg oul llle llleories on llieir umxnry liiglm srliool pupils. During llie lirsl parl ol tlle year lliey looli il luealing us lnl'C'Slll1lilIl coaclles ezncl oluservecl llme work ol nearlny lniglm srliools. Fulure grammar S1iil00l lenclmrs were also given fl series ol olnservalion visils lo elemenlary groups in aclcliliou lo llleir przlclice leacliing. 'vii 'S if l Eclilli U'Kl-ole practices leucliing all l.inC Grammar Scliool. l l Allenlion is rlislracelecl lny llie pllologrupller in lxliss .ienlcinsi vluss in llleory l 114 'P Dorolhy Day teaches as she learns at the moclern new Lincoln School in Xvhittier. The stuclenls were put through the-ir paces hy llr. ,l. Herschel Coflin as Director of eclucalion. Bliss Iilm Brown. head of thx- Sc-comlary Educulion. ancl Nliss Blzxhel F. Rice. hencl of the Elementary Ueparl- ment. 5 Xvho XYOIIILIHQI wnnl lo lc-och ax group like ihisf ...in education on Uampu ,vw lvl J KJ x .- ii' X ' 9' K x '23 ,r rg, XY.-XY HALL lsirsl ron'-,Iurly :Weary Rc-ylmlmls. Svrurnl row-Blary King, Norman P1-rlxins, Sirirlvy Amlvrson, Isalmnl Nlilitlflllilf, Virginian llwim-s. ,lx-am Nurr, Bvliy Ginurfl. IQRRL! I.-X31 HALL First row-Suiunnn Sfrhuvr. NUITHHI l'0ll -Hlfflll I'0l'IJf'S. Vllllifl' Y'lHl'--CTEKFUF Flvml, Blilclrc-al 'lllmlixm-r. fourflr ron'-Harrir-H Nlillf. PM-Ill fvurfnul, Illini Dvyrivs, Bvily ,,PElll Bray, Elvlmrz' iillfH'Il. IYHII Tllll'-'PBIZIINRFII' qillllllbll, xlilff l.lI Xxllitlll, c1XYfIl Xxvllffllllilll, xlilfiilll IDUTIAIHI. -1 QM.. Qrziceflli walk lends clown io Plniner HHH. XVARDN IAN I IALL Firsl mu'-'im Dulion, Cin-l Ixlifloskcy Bois Dyr-, G1-urgv Parker, Cul:-n Brown lulnn Parka-r, Curl Hanson. Scrum! row-Dick Dowvll, Bruin- Gigucilc Paul Joy, link Harrington, Kvnnr-Ili Hui Iingswnrill, Bill Lyon, G1-nv Gurrcli IXIEIICOIIII l'lC'fllC'l'l, I4f'Ul'IilHl liilfllll, leffd- iurfl Rollins, Dr, ISEIIJXVIH. Bill 'l'lmmpson llvrlwri Xvinxlrnv, ciIll'iS Snmlvilivii, Fred XIOUIICY, link lfilx, Rodin-y Niuiirnu-y. Uirix Tlloiilus, cwmmzin, BIRIFSIHIH lvriv, ijzxximi, filnurk IDLIIEYPP, Lynn Nlrfiurcly lrnrmmr- 'mu-4, i'RIfS'I'XX'OOlJ HAH. first ruw-iom- iliiu-, ifminn Bixiuy, ivinry Pfriic'r1i3nrgf1'r, Kay Nl'VVllilii, fwonnir' i iugjins-s, Jxllfirvy Ymivr. Svvrmrlxl row-Virginian Rm-urns, ixirs. Xxiilif son, ifis-alior Yonivr, Virginia igvii, iX'iiiii1'vni i rc-1-mzun, lin-inm Spruulu-. BK JLTLQ HALL Firsl rum-Frmwz-S Grnvm, ixizurlim ixinric- ciill'lllFiI1, i'iorr'nrr' Pang, illimm- fiigur-Uv. iam' iiciwarcis, Bvlly Sllliiil. SVFOTICI row-Pvggy fiiunlun, Alvin- iizm- srm, Bcftty Fiat, Niiicirr-ni 5iursimii, Trix Yiiupiiiii, Cimriolio Difiii-rsrnm, Niurilm i m1g. Bvlfy Tilniwvriniiv, Niirium ijiriivli, Ann Hayvi. Dorolily Bnrnvs. Duroiixy iiniiingiworiim. I'LA'I'NlQR lsiril row- Gr-rry Bzxisix, ifrm-slinv Xviii- iong, Belly Coin Hn-if-n Bras, ifminu Nic-rmiiiix, Gulf-x'ivvv NiI'ciYilCi'ii'll. Bm-ily iiiuyior. Ali:-iv Biarlin. Dnmliuy Xvinsiuw, iivivn Huifilinion, Crnlstmwv Ninriuis, .ivan Ciflffiflll, Bvtiy Brycion, Liiliill'I'iIH' fluiii, Ninric- ijmizxini, Bnrimm Slmnlmuglr. Sffrurlri row-Bvliy H4-ste-r, iii-My XVQ-lin-3, Alive- Atkins, Niary Luuism- IJHYIIV, ifsliwr iii:-vc-ianni, Laura Xviiscm, cwllilfitbll Snyzivr. ifrivm: Xvomiwnrci, Hurry Lou Stuniiiurmi, yinricfiiix Arnmcost. lfzirri row - .ivan fuilin-rio, ilxris iXrf'sSf'. Nlilry Nlifciiilfy, Jillif' fil'I'y, ijillliillf' NPI' Qun, Bc-My Xvviis, Kay ,lnr'iisuu, Sunni ,iznux Xviiin Xvinsion, loam fiiunsh-mi. Boilc i,0ungcr -7 an XYEDNESIUAY AIWFCRNOUN TEA i.aura Xvilson, Niary Loc Palmer, Arlene Xvm-lfli, Ellen Xvetsh, firarc Shalxarian, Kay hnlison, Flflllil NICFPIMIII, Kitly Lou Kaler. 0 Dorm life at Xvhillier means jam sessions. Cram sessions. sun-tan parties. and teas. It means eating at the inn. slipping past the night watchman. hor- rowing from the roommate. A new dormitory for women this year was Creslwooil Hall. formerly the home oi the late Xvilliam K. fireen. As usual. Bun Session in plalncr each girl from Crestwood. Boite. Xvay. Earlhanl. and Ptalner Claimed her halt was hest. This year. Xvarctman. the menis ctorrnilory. hoastect a photo- graphic clarkroom. Xvarchnan Lounge Earlharn Lounge fxiler IMIHICI' Tide senior pepper group lmd lime lor only a Pew luriel ineelings during lree vlass periods. Xvitlm many in llie group doing practice leaclling the Slufled Pepe pers enjoyed line relaxation nllqorded luy orcasional meeiings and tlmeir lxilnrious snow party. President. Xlnrimn Swope: Serrclnry. Edytll Cjlson. i'irsl row-.lane Alliinson, ixiid Hudlux Svrolicl row-Nlirimn Sworn-. Graaff- Slmlmrinn. Alix:- llvinlwrlon, Blury Br-rllord. Fay Ni: lmls, l.ois lluwortll. Viiirirri roiu-ixlirv Snxxinlr-rs, Helen Sh-pin-ns. Nlurinn Reed, Editll fPiKr'1'lm'. mlio have lunu was llie sole olmjerlive ol llmc Clwili Peppers ucrording lo lliese junior oPl-campus dwellers. True lo llleir purpose llley dicl lmve Pun dining logellmer nl meetings assemlmled once az monllm and joining time tllEPillf'l'-QOHIQ crowds. Presidenl. Nlury l.ee Palmer: Sofial Clmirrnan. Annnlxel Riclller. i irSl ro1U- losepllim- l.alRur', Xfercllm llvrr, ii-IIPIIIIII fiollins, Belly XX,ilI'Ili4'l, .'xIlllkliTf'llf' Rirslxli-r, liurlmm Nizirlin, Swami row-Ninry :Klum Roger, Fleury im- i,illlIIf'l'. Virginia XXillll5llll, lfllen XV1-lslm, Arlene Xvf-lrli, l'-lorf-nfje Xvesl, Bnrlmrn Nlurray. violc-l l.ury, Rullv Nxiyiilx, NVYUHIII' PSUIIYPY. Red Peppers lmd good times nl monllmly meetings and lmelween serneslcrs: llley slaged a dale niglml entertaining time fellows in line style. Red Peppers were lnorlunate in lmving lxlrs. Harry Nerlxood as llieir sponsor. Presidenl. Hannnlu Nlae Plilwonmsg Vice! President. i:rnm'c-s Rae Rogers: Sevre- lexry-Treasurer. ljorlia Perry: Social Cimirman, Nizzdeline Sliullz, ijirsl row - fiurol linllxins. Xlzuirm-n ljulwmnn, ixflin filnsqow, ljllyllis Rvliig, llnnnnll Xian' llmllms, l.nis xlonlgomr-ry, Rullu llnllnm-r. Svroiui row - lflvmmr Rfuilslmcli, lum- Nlmlizurlmlrl. Helly xil'hl'I1ZI1', l.ur1ll1- Xxolwrnmn, l'ul lirmvna-ll, Nlmls-lim' Nlxullx. llurryr-lle l'ry, lm-.nvliw Niguel ul- Illilll, lilliillio lgvssllu, lrilllfvs Riu' Rugvlw. 1' eamm saw. ir -fe PEPPER CLUB Ill Cireen Peppers chatted. amusecl liiemseiyes witil games. and ileariiiy enioyeci monliiiy meetings iieid in members, homes. A projecl nccompiisimeci was time inslaiiation oi mucid needed pencil simrp- eners in lime rooms of Founders. Three iiveiy lileater parlies. one oi wixicii was lo enlerlain lime girls' sponsors. adfieci to the groupis good limes. president. .lane Taber: Vice-President, Kaliierine Kent: Sofiui Cilairmnn. ,ierry Tiiompsong Project Ciiairmnn, ,iosepiline Barmore. First row-xiiirireri Flonlguim-ry, Tiieinm XXvlDilil1lLlti1, fxzxrniins- Rennie, Piiyliis Rupp, Liiiizin Russf-ii. Niiirirz-ri Sargeni. Secorul ron'-Alive Lacy, Beverly Bariwr, i'rmu'es Jones, iw-rn ixiiiis, Frames Sliciiies, Allnellz' Brooks, Doris Capps, Blur- Querite Grnrv, finm Bn-wslvr. Carolyn Path-rson, Niary Giimson. Kulinerins- Kr-nl, Siiiriey iiiiimnzison, lane- I:l'2lH1'iS, Billie fic-v. Vlqllilll ron'-i'N-lly SiiC'I'illl'Y. ,Iunv Taber. losvpiiine Barnmrz-, B1-Hy Bailey. Ba-Hy 'uno Hoiimmix, Bnrinara iioilmyuy, Harris-I Suun- riz-rs, Harrie-ll Rm-nusnyfier. r ,ly-m,..,fv new, lgilyil IBFOVVH. C:0l'il0I'1 ljooley Eltlll l liltlli lilfy ,. Qncl Semester Fred Xvilson. Si Korafli. .lollnny Clgcten i'Hey, Hanli. wtlere sllall l put tl1is streamer? . . . Hanlc l.ac'y. Rally Committee Ctnairman, was Catlett upon lor everything lrom glorilying goat posts to planning Frictayis rally programs. He was a very ellifient cog of an equally etllieient rom- mitlee. Wtemlmers ot tlle Rally Committee not only cleroratecl at lootljalt antt lmaslietluatt games and put on stunts luetween llalyes lwut also sent out talent numlmers to lmigtl scllools and set up a gfooct Cliain ol 6Xl'llElI1QC programs willl otller Colleges. Tite musim' wlmietl set everylxoctyis leet tapping on Tuesclay anct Tliursclay noons was just anotlrer iurain cliilct ol tliis ltarcl worliing committee. YELL LEADER All figflll, now, eyerylmocly re-al-ly yell outlu . . . ilillis lamous pllrase is clescriptiye ol' lmotli liirst and seconcl semester yell leacters. Yell King. Gorcton Dooley. wittl ltis tumlmling, Boyd Brown. always llne comedian. anct Hanlx t-aCy. goocl at any jolb. raiseml the root on many an ofeasion :turing ttwe lirst semester. For tlne last part ol tlle year. Si li0l'ilK'll loolc over time lcingis jolu witll .lilllll Ogden anct MRalJlJitU Xvilson as assistants. RALLY cotvlluwr it pw. i7 N. nil Liiicrt, ,inilnny Hates. Si Kornril. Tony Cniiins, Hanii Lafy, Veinm misc-y, Betty Xxincinei, Pat Browneii. pat Turii. Ciinger Hiii 0 GL ADERS Seconci Semester Laura VX7iis0n, Mary Louise Paine Vivacious Pat Turk. Ginger Hiii. and Pat Brown- eii, in their attractive outtits reaiiy put Vviiittier on the map as a coiiege wilil exceiient song lead- ers. Tireir entilusiasm aiways ibrougiit cooperative response from iootiuaii, iaasicetiwaii, and raiiy crowds. As aiways after all games every singie Hxvilittier-iteu remained to sing tile serious strains oi tiie aima mater with time two Pals anti Ginger lo ieaci them. Tiwose cute Freshman giris, Laura Xviison and ixiary Louise Payne looic over time pompoms tor time seconci imii oi time year. Need- iess to say XVilitti6f,S SCi100i spirit Continued lo be voireci in no uncertain termsi , U.lH recreation in ,W L,.. s, ff, M? . 1 Ma 1' '58 + ' Sim 2 '- k,g,,1gmmsz3Q,12 el 5 .f Wi' f Q his wwsa 'Y fit-WAX A Sain vu Exciting . . . ctiversiiieci . . . eitective. . . , Timrougim periection oi personal sititt anct team woric Poets iinci recreation in active Sports witti purtieipntion ranging from arcliery to iootiuati. lmstietlmti to Qoii, Fine coactning, ilarci work. zxnct ardent support ttmis year overcame stil-i confer- ence competition anct the Poets again emerged victorious. By STEVE GARDNER E511 to a stow start w11ic'11 invotvect a sCore1ess cteacttocti wit11 t11e 1938 C11an1pion. Pomona. Xvtiittier Cottege rattiect 13ri11iant1y in t11e next t11r0c circuit titts to Capture 1110 1939 Soi1t1101'11 Catifornia Conference lT1l,CllYl1OiOY1Sll1fJ going away. 1n toop Contests, Cil1tQI'tl was 11Ll1T11316C1. 47-6. Occiflerltfit suc- i'11111110c1. 3641. and Recttancts was 13l'LlS1lCCt asicte. 27-7. Oiiisiarlct- ing among 1110 11011-1101110101100 011151105 was 1110 11isto1'y-mateing I9-13 victory over Loyola University Oarty i11 1111? season, w11i1e a 10-0 triun1p11 over Santa tiartnara State, Decemtmer 1, toppect ott a spartcting campaign. XV11ittier atso cteteatect t11e USS. Ftarytanct, 12-O. San Di0go Slat0, 23-12, anct tyorttlern Arizona State at Ftagstatt, 27413. 1939 . T110 team ro110c1 up 210 points anft was t110 111irf1 111911051 storing 0o110g0 01017011 011 t11,0 Parific Coast .... 1n winning tt1e champion 811117, Xvtntlier gave t11e institution its tirst griftiron tit1e since 1933 . . . G0110 VVi110ing0r, slippery 11ipp0c1 11a1f1Jac1Q, topped all scorer, in t110 COllf01'0l'lCQ wilt: a s0aso11,s total of 60 ctigits .... btyror u1.itt1e A11-1Axmerica11H Ctaxton tcivtiect 19 ronversions and twm tietct goats tor a totat 0123 points .... 011151 22 111011 10pr0s01110l1 1111 Purpte 111111 Gotct t111oug11 the S11'0lllLOt.LS 11 game SCILQJLLIC. . . Capt. Bert Nictlots. D011 Craggs. txtyron Ctaxton. LeRoy Hughes .-Xtex ntectlitcott. and f1ene Xvineinger were 1111 awarded tirst string 11ert11s on 1119 att-conterenre eteven .... CaHiornia 6 row: Us-iw XVineingcr, Blair Sulnmn, rlvy ffoopr-r, Eilingfs, fupi, BMI vols, Don Crnggfs. Don Xvinlcrs, Arvlz- mon, Alex lvl:-riiikonu, Nfl row: Emi Nichols, Sic! l'l0lllIfi4'lx, Xxyidlillll, Roger Kefk, Ralph Gurnmn, on Ciuxlon. lolm cYThI'iSti?lllSl'l1, ci row: Roslin-y Ruins, fnlglii i. Xxymli- vn, L1-Roy l'lllQll!'S.XRCC'lillTIl Rnllinf, Rees, Comix VX'aHac'c Nrwxiimn, fiivn wlpson, Ifvvrr-ll Divirifii, CIW! ixirfiloe- Rollin Hoiion, flu-i Romano fyigni sir BuriyHCi1ief Newrnan,i1e of line booming vocal rorcis, has won four Southern California Con- ference gridiron titles and tied for time honor once since signing here in 1920. In circuit Compe- liiion his learns IIEIVC won 40 games. lost II. and tied five .... Capt. Pmerl Nifinois Capt. Eiecl Bill fillings Cnnierenee Champion 127 Don Rees Don Vvinters Blair Sulmon lf-Roy Hughes Redford Rollins Gene Xvrnemger VVHITTIER LOYOLA VVHITTIER I9 LOYOLA 13 N N sffffli 2: 1959 GILMORE STADIUM C TOQEQQ U NICHOLS, B. fob RGL Bla-PHERSON Xx,IltHi0l'. left try its Iwo twig Hdrawing cards, HOLTQN C IQANGHILL iliyron Claxton and Gene Xfvineinger, paced the NICCLOSKEY LCER CASSIDY Poets to one of tire most thrilling victories in tire ROLLINS LTR HAYES gridiron history of the SCIIOOZ ..... Vvineinger HUGHES ,MER 1Nr,ILiFADDEN passed to LeRoy Hughes for the first score, and VVITHAN1 O DQNAHUE lmung up the second on a three yard jaunt over CLAX-l-GN RI-iid PECK tackle .... Neil VViiizam, Poet quarter, intercepted NNIINEINGER LHR ELSEY O'Doul,s pass with a minute to play and ran DEDMQN F CJUESINBERRY tilrougir tile entire Lion team for the winning -V X i0UCllfl0lUll .... YV 3 8 9 I2-1:3 4 I f-' Poets Taliing Reel Devils 00 Right: Eliings takes punt in Azlee game 1 'PBALL Has mi af-wi L s . L' e e VVHITTIER O POMONA 0 OCT. 7. 1959 Cl.AREIVION'l' Poets oii form for conference opener .... Xvet day and dun game ended in 0-0 deaciiovk . . . Nvidi- iier,s passing ciiiaciz null with slippery bali . . . Quakers Hireaiened several times during first iiaii, but were repulsed eacim time by a fighting Sageiien eleven .... Capt. Bari Nichols played sensation- riiiy for xx'Ilitfl:Ql', wiiiie Bud Ciray starred for Pomona ..... 129 Lefl: Vvineinger breaks loose against San Diego. VV I I ITTIER I 'OM ONA CRAGGS REL GRIFFEN GARMAN RTL JOLIVETYE NICHOI .S, B. QCD RGL HISANAGA REES C HOV EN I DEN MQCLOSKEY LGR COVVGER ROLLINS LTR THOMPSON H UGHES . LER STREHI .E XVITHAM Q A NACE! . CLAXTON RHI. NICHOLL VVINEINGER LHR PLANK DEDMON F LUNCEFORD XV 0 0 0 0-0 P 0 0 0 0-0 F00 ri, Rigimlz IJOPIS illld SHQFIICIIS cla.l1 Ill I .1-fl Illlllill sforclcss d9ildlOf' Us-:lnmn in tile Clear against L xx on luis wav lo Xvllilliefs lolwilclowrl. VVHITTIER 0 ARIZONA STATE 28 Q Y V 4 V 1 OCT- 14, 1030 7-EMIJE, ARIZ. XVHITTIER ARIL. S7 A711 DIETRICK REI. ANDREXVS GARMAN RTL MASON NICHOLS. H, lf-D RCI. SANSERINO MECHIKOFF C GREEN Ml-CLOS KEY I .OR Rl CGS Xviiillic-r willmul fiona Xvim-ingcr was like a silip wilimul in ruclcler .... Poels field magnifi- ELLINCIS C2 REl4lAIS vvnlly for lim firsl fum pvriorls nminly llzrouglz lim CLAX-I-CBN RHI! HERNANDEZ efforts of Twyron Claxlon and Capl. Burl fvicllols HENDRICK LHR l,IENSHANV mlm STOOII oul on llw riglrl sirlv of ffm line .... DEDEXKJN If pl-I-TS Sophomore Arvle- Dm-minion excl-Hccl on defense XX, 0 0 0 0 0 from lilo sevomlury ..... Lillie' Sicl Hendrick - F A U 0 QI--28 punlvcl lirillinnlly. . VHl'I l'llfR ' f , ZW, 3' ' HQ -M' Y iiiiil lllkl ,gk , Nz. fmcslxrrf, , DCT. QI foso rf1-,xczs'l',xff1i fuelz. II ' 'Hi ' I Im' A' ' lager QIQEIIHI KHXIQ. VX'I1itlivr IuIIIxm'I4. wvnl wer lwirf- in Iqirsl quurlcr aflcr Sid II0ncIricI4. Ijovl 1uII. I1e1cI engineers-QI Iwo Ier1QlI1y clrivvs ..... 'l0llflI'IL'IQ srorocl in llw svvoncl stanza anrl in flw Tinaf slanza flippvrl a IO-yarzl pass fo Nail Ivilllam. fIlLUl'tUl'lJlll'lf. for ffm fourlfa lally. . . , bI.HlIc- .'xII-.A.lIl6l'IC'illlU XIyr0n CIAXIUH c'0nverl0cI INN- lime-s. . I IDIETRICIQ Rlfl. ISI ..-XIR U.-XR5I.-XXI RTI, ISRUVVN COOPER RCI, VEIT IIOITON CN X. NIIIIER XY.-XI ,TIZRS LCR RAYNIOND SAIAION I.TR XVEST XVINTERS I.liR If,-KU 1-' X N XVITHAM Q C. NIILLER CLAXTUN RI II. S.'XIJLER HEXURICNK l,l IR Sf'-.L 'NIJERS KECK I' .VXKER XV ' 0-27 I' T 0- I 3 A I T NIYYOII CJIQXIOII'-'FI1 CiIIflrIf'5 CNU0IIf'r'-'ci IQHIDII cIEll'lUilII'--,IA IJOH Cxlxlfllfb'-'IA I, I ,:, ,, ngqiim . 45? ,awww P Y., Evvrvll Divlriflc-E Roger Keck-F FUUTBALL id Hendrick-H Chet TX'Ic'Closl4c-y-C 132 43- VVHlTTllfR -IT C'AI-'l'lfC'll 6 OFT. 27. 1030 HAIDLHY FIELD Sill Homfrivfc svorvrl twice lo star! ffm fireworks. . Xvim-inger lo Huglles added I3 ynrcls and Xvllitlier tllircl lmu'IuIown .... Vxfinoinger fo Cruggs was goof for 31 yards mul fourth tally .... Dednmn scored on -'10-ynrcl runlmclx with interfepled pass .... Xvinc ingor sprinlvfl 60 yards for sixllz lourlzcfown. . . I0-yarcl nvriul lllrusl from Xvineiugcr lo Cruggfs cnclec lllv storing. . . VVHITTIER CAITECIR1 DIETRICK REL LIND CA R MAN RTL EUSEY COOPER RGL STROUID HOI .TON C XVIDOXVS XV.-XIfl'IlRS LGR HOFM,-XNN SALMON LTR BIIJIDISON XVINTERS LER Cf-D XV,-Xl .TER XVITHANI O ROGERS Cl .AXTON RHL ELLIOTT HENDRICK LHR REINIERS KECK F SOHI .ER XV 0 14 0 27--47 C 0 6 0 0- 6 TX ...au-mag.. Cecit VNfaIters-G Vvacie Brown-T VVHITTIER 23 SAN DIEGO STATE 12 NOV. 4, 1959 SAN DIEGO Iwyron Claxton IQicI2ecI 32fyarcI field goat for open- ing score . . . Xvineinger went over guard into ttle promisect tanct in tile seconci quarter utter passing 20 yarcts to quarterback Hitt Euings .... Vvitir 15 seconds of play remaining in first Iratf, Vvineinger nit ftankmun LeRoy Hughes with 23AyarcI strike in lize encl :one .... Ttle etusive Xvineinger raced 30 yarcts ttirougtl ttie entire Aztec team tor ttie Poets' tast taTty earty in ttie ttlirct quarter .... XVI1iIIier's victory was tile first over tile Red Deviis since 1955. . Fans seetc stxetter trom rain as Xvittaam punts in Pomona game. S 5 flaw, 5,2 X, gf 'mm' .- I, ,., Mtn, ., ,yy . . '??,i..f ' ig- I .'? ,Lf A Mfg' YVHITTIER SAN DIEGO DIETRICK REL KLECK GARMAN RTL MQCALL NICHOLS. IS. tc! RGL T. COZENS MECHIKOFF C KRUZE MCCLOSKEY LGR KITA SALMON LTR NENVBERRY NVINTERS LER VXIEPJB VVITHAM Q PREISLER CLAXTON RHL IRVIN HENDRICK LHR CARR KECK F HARVEY VV 3 14 6 0-25 SD 0 O 6 6-I2 Stippery-tipped Vviney Q Ciet tI1at Sagehen LeroyI WHITTIER 56 OCCIDENTAL 0 NOV. 11, 1959 HADLEY FIELD VVhittier coasts to 10th straight Homecoming Day win before packed house Armistice night ..... Vvineinger scored twice in first period on runs of four and six yards .... Wineinger ran Q0 yards through tackle for the third marker .... Automatic safety gave Poets 22-0 t1aIftime Iead .... Hendrick to VVitI1am added another touchdown in tI1e third period wI1iIe Dedmon ended the eveningss festivi- ties wI1en tie ran 24 yards to pay dirt on an inter- cepted pass .... Ciaxton converted four times. . . . It was Whittier's seventh consecutive victory over the Bengals on the gridiron .... 134 if I 5 aft 1939 SEASON RECORD VVHITTIER I2 VVHITTIER IQ WHITTIER 0 WHI'I'l'IER 0 WHITTIER 27 VVHITTIER 47 VVHITTIER 25 VVHITTIER 56 VVHITTIER I3 WHITTIER 27 VVHITTIER 10 U.S.S. MARYLAND 0 LOYOLA UNIV. I5 POMONA COLLEGE 0 ARIZONA STATE 28 FLAGSTAFF TEACH. 13 CALIFORNIA TECH. 6 SAN DIEGO STATE 12 OCCIDENTAL COL. 0 FRESNO STATE 27 U. OF REDLANDS 7 SANTA BARBARA 0 LETTERMEN ARE AS FOLLOVVS: Linemen: Vvade Brown, CI1arIey Cooper, Don Craggs, Everett Dietrick, RaIpI1 Carman, RoIIin Holton, LeRoy Hughes. Ciiet IVIcCIosIcey, Aiex IVIecI1iIcoI:f, Capt. Bert Nichois, Don Rees, Redford RoIIins, BIair SaImon. CeciI VVaIters, and Don Vvinters. Backs: IVIyron CIaxton, ArvIe Dedmon, Capt.- eIect Bill Ellings, Sid Hendrick, Roger Keck, Gene Vvineinger, and Neii Vvitiiam. WHITTIER OCCIDENTAL CRAGGS REL SWARTS GARIVIAN RTL SMITH NICHOLS. B. ICJ RGL ZAZUETA IVIECHIKOFF C WEST IVICCLOSKEY LGR THATCHER ROLLINS LTR HUNT HUGHES LER ODELL ELLINGS Q RICHARDS CLAXTON RHL FRADY WINEINGER LHR GOODHUE KECK F IVIORADIAN VV 14 8 7-56 0 0 0 0 0-1 0 FUUTBALL WHITTIER I5 FRESNO STATE 27 NOV. 17, 1939 HADLEY FIELD WHITTIER FRESNO STATE CRACGS REL IROLA A GARMAN RTL QCD BRONZAN NICHOLS, B. feb RGL MITCHELL MECHIKOFF C BURGESS MCCLOSKEY LGR RADKA ROLLINS LTR RENFRU Don Rees, Poet center, ran 26 yards with inter- HUGHES I-ER MUIJKEY ceptecl pass to set the stage for Whittier's first ELLINGS Q EGELHQFER touchdown .... Gene Vvineinger lmifed his Way CLAXTGN RHIJ LAWLESS through guard from two after 50-yard sustained W'INEINGER LHR ROUGH drive .... Sift Hendrick completed scoring with KECK F FJETERSEN 25-yard pass to Craggs followed by two-yard VV 0 6 H 0 I5 sprint over tackle .... Vvhittier gave Bulldogs F 15 7 1 F' tough game but was a bit out of its class .... I OF-427 THICC YOLII' I18I'ldS Off THC! Vvineinger taiiies first Aztec touchdown. 135 Niyron Claxton converts in Aztec triumph. Arvie Dectmon-F Ronin Holton-C WHITTIER 27 REDLANDS 7 NOV. 22, 1939 REDLANDS Vvineinger went around enol from IO-yard line for first score .... Dedmon scored through guard after Capt. Bert Nichols recovered fumble on 2-yard line. . . . Hendrick culminated 20-yard push for third touchdown with 5-yard pass to Dietrick .... Meani- koff ran 57 yards unmolesiecl for last score after intercepting stray pass .... Claxton converted three times .... WH ITTIER REDLANDS CRAGGS REL ROMO GARMAN RTL DONAGHEY NICHOLS, B. RGL LOWRY MECHIKOFF C HILL MCCLOSKEY LGR MORELLI ROLLINS LTR VVOHLETTER HUGHES LER MORELAND ELLINGS Q MONTGOMERY CLAXTON RHL VVHITE WINEINGER LHR HACKLEMAN KECK F MERCURIO VV 7 6 7-27 R 0 7 0- 7 Hchiefu and one of the Uiloysfy VVHITTIER SANTA BARBARA CRAGGS REL PICKENS GARMAN RTL PALMER NICHOLS, B. fel ROL VALOS MECHIKOFF C VVILSON MQCLOSKEY LGR LAIR ROI .LINS LTR ARMSTRONG HUGHES LER MACNESS ELLINOS Q OARRISON CI .AXTON RHL MQARTHUR HENDRICK LHR CONDLEY DEDMON F NEELY VV 3 0 0 7-10 SB 0 O 0 0-1 0 WHITTIER 10 SANTA BARBARA STATE 0 DEC. I, 1939 HADLEY FIELD Last Collegiate game for ll Poet seniors .... Myron Claxton. Charley Cooper, Don Craggs, LeRoy Hughes, Chet Mccloskey, Alex Mecliikoff, Capt. Bert Nichols, Ed Nichols, Redford Rollins, Cecil Vvalters, and Gene Wirzeinger .... Nlyron Claxton booted 17-yard field goal on 4th down in the opening quarter .... Neil Vvittiam sparked an 80-yard drive climaxed by 29-yard pass play to end LeRoy Hughes who made spectacular catch on 10-yard stripe and sped time remaining distance .... Chet iwcctoskey, Capt. Bert Nichols, Nlyron Claxton, et al were terrific on tlie line, while Bill Ellings and Neil Vvitiiam starred in the Poet laackfietcl .... Claxton converted once to luring iris total to 19 for time season. . . Santa Barbara gained a total of 5 yards from scrimmage .... Scalp that Aztec! 137 F - E ,.. Flttl F00'I'BALL Coacli Bill Patterson's Poet lreslimen football team turned in a successful season winning tl'1ree games and losing one. The former Xvliittier full- lmaclc cleveloped a lot of new men lor Newman including suclcn outstanding linemen as Capt. Cecil f2uinn and Bucl Reynolds, taclcle and end respectively. and several line baclclielcl men in Jolmny Eclwarfls. .lack Nlele, Doug Hudson. Jack Glnerclorl and Pete Cunicov. FROSH SCORES Xvliittier IS. Fullerton J. C, 12 XVl1ittier 6 Oceanside J. C. IO XYl1ittier I2 Los Angeles C. C. 0 Xvllittier I0 l.0s Angeles C. I3 Coach Bill Patterson I-'RHSHNIAN IUOTBALL BIANAUHRS fflmrlvs iXlcFvc-rs, Boli Xvillinms, lfrl llougj, 138 First ron'-Eli Patterson. lin-it Sllklllf'Q'Yl. list Stiarpless, lfverett llnnt. J Sefonrl ron'-Bill latlerson, tails xlete, llngli Sluiels, lolln Clgmten, lntm Fctuarits, C4-iii fluinn, Butt Reynolals. Pete Cnnirov, Bolt 'lVllUllll!SUl!, ,lillli tJlll'I'ftOl'l. Tile lmalbes startecl ttwe season at Fullerton lc. and ernergecl witt1 a I3-I2 victory. Capt. fguinuts Conversion in ttue tirst period providetl time one point margin ol victory. Xx7llittif'l' taltiect in ttme lirst anct tourttl quarters wtxile tlme jaysee men rotlect to two stores in ttle tinal two Cantos. Gfeansicte lf. wittm one ot ttmeir laest teams in tiistory rnanagect to trip ttwe Poellings. I0-6. tnut only alter a tongtl lmattle every ineti ol ttle way. Xvtmittier stlowect up remarlcatnly well uncter ttle strong opposition anct ciliilfll Patterson was tavv oratmly impressect witti tmis etevenis exttilwition. Ttwe t.os Angeles City Cottegeis outtit came tiere tor a nigtlt game on Haclley Fielct ancl was tlum- tplecl I2-0. in a return tilt playect on ttle Cutusi lurt. XXVl1itti?I' again fame tl!l'0llQl1 on time long enct ol time store winning. I9-15. Frestnnen players wtmo Composenl tile promising squanl are as follows: Capt. Cevit fQuinn. Hugtm Stmiels. Ent Paterson. ttnct Reynolcts. .larli Giver- ctort. .lactc Nlele. Doug Hudson. Frect Stlatleen. Jotmn Eclwarcts. Jotm Ogden. Pele Cunirov. La Verne Ntitler. Everett Hunt. fieratcl Rupp. Eel Slmarpless. Bot: Ttmompson. Gene Tttompson. ancl Nlorgan Stmitling. P I940 . Ciililfll nAlII'Jl'6y I5UHllillTl For line scfoncl lime' in ihrvv yr-urs. Xvlnitlivr Col- Ivgefs varsily lrzxskvllmn ilQ'LfFf'Qilli0l'1 under llw clirvflion of nu-nlor Aubrey Pmonlmm Came lllfflllflll willl lhe Soullmrn California conlqerence LIIEIIII- JiOllSlliJ. TIN' Pods were llllllC'l.f'illGCl in circuil I I competition. winning eight slrzxiglnl games. California ei? Xvinslon Srott Capri. 1.90 Xx'V00lIXYill'f Conference 4 ijronl row: B i ii R o uzvr, fungal, rl-nm Sc-prlivr-aiu, Arvir- Decinron, Hair Stuii ioiun Hales, George fwurtis, ciil'Il H1'l'll 'i.1'lllH'tl innjrj, Cirrls Nnimciviitn n flllglii Sr-romi row: fionril Ani: Bonilnnl, Niyron fwinxlon, Xxiinslon Stoll. ifw-rr-lt ljiel- ricix. finpi. Lvl' Xvooriwzxrni. N ex: Xxiiiinrri Ciiimson. igoiw Revse, illlLfl'.i, iizurw-x' Xvililsnn, Higiniigimts oi lime non-conference season were numerous. Among limem il 40-58 win over i.oyoin niler ienciing 341-Il all iraiftinle. il '36-3-1 virlory over Cui. Aggies. two tri- lllHpilS over Chapman and a trip to El Paso. Texas. for lile tirirci ennuuxi Southwestern irilewoiiegiale Husiictiaaii Viqourrmmenl. XVHITTIER 4T UNIV. OF REIDIJXNIDS 32 JAN. 13. IO'lO RILIDIANDS H011 ffmffyi Sluli sparievnl a second lzaif clrive aririciz imuill iinrvvy XXQYIIHSUII, Hoi: Revs:-. Hill Rouzer, iii-ri: iileidiwells, fwinis Sunrlviiu-n up an early ieafi in iirai periorl io p a rax rom a no 0 loo illlDl'0SSiI70 firsl stanza .... XX inlllcr ec I ln ll-I3 wiliw ,ioilnny iiaivs. Poet Q CL 11 mfr in x iong iieici QOiliS in u iinni minute rusir inc in mission. . . . D00 Caspary played om o ilu ul fganus Oki- lliS CKIFOPF CII C0llfQl' .... IPP 00 NNTYLI I UTI? imfii strong in line seeonci llilili miter 1 mei some irsl 4 n o . . . Srolt ami Gibson sparleivci at guard lim atfu IO c ing provost, Bulirlog ace. in Check XVIIITTIER 10. RED! XXIDS W6 Holm Stuii. i Tom Sepuivecin. i ire Xxroociwarci. 1' Xvinslon Sfoll. gf Xviiiarci Ciimson. gf Niyron Ciaxlon. Q George Curtis. ii Glen Keiiy, c' Champion NVHITTIIER 03 PONOIYA 43 JAN. IQ. 1940 XVARDMAN GYM Capt. Lee Vxiooriwarri mn wiici riropping Iiw casaim iIll'OUQIl tim iroop from rlii angles. iaieing tile tmaii OH the iwcieimarci unit passing inriiiiunliy .... His 23 points car- ried ott I1igI1 Imonors in ttme storing itivision .... Ruintver- ieggvci Xvinsion Seo!! siooci out iiiev K1 sorv illllfllil from iris guclrci position. ringing tim iwii for I3 points ..... Dee Cnspzxry Iounct time rim Ior eigtmt ctigits Irom Iiis center position. wIniIe Tom Seputvectu fngect I0 points Irom Imis Iorwarct Iwrttx .... Tim vic'im'y piurozi lim Poets in tile ciriver's seal for lin- run' io tim c'onI'e1'm1c'e pvnnanl .... XX'Ill'I I'IIfR 10. IWJNICJNA -ll FC FT TP HOIU StuII. I 0 0 I2 Tom Seputvectu, It 0 2 I4 Lee Vviooctwurit, ct LI 2 I0 Xvinston Scott. gf I U 2 Vviittarct Gibson, Q O U 0 Cten Kelly, L' I 0 2 Ntyron Ctzxxton, gg 3 0 6 George Curtis. I 0 0 0 ZI -1 46 Sf'IJllIX'f'ltil UH IJPI-Pl1Sf'I gets tip in Ilmw OI Ijuvict tiIt XVIIITTIIQR 00. OCCIDIZIYTAI. 37 FC BOIJ Stlltt. I I0 Tom Seputverta. I 3 Lee Xvooctwnrct. 1' T Xvinston Stoll. Q I Xvittarct fiitmson. 5.5 I Cieorge Curtis. I Gten Ketty. 4' Q xtyron Ctzxxton. S1 5 Steve Gurctner. Q O A-Xrvte Dertmon. I l .IoI1n Hates. Q 0 Everett Dietrifti. 1' O Harotct Newsome. Q 0 20 141 FT 1 I 3 I I 0 2 0 O 0 0 O 0 I I Hates on tI1e retbounft. XX'HI'lYI'IER 47 OCCIDENTAL 40 JAN. 27. I940 EAGLE ROCK Again it was Capt. Lee Xvooctwarcl. Xvtiittierys sensa-V tional all Conference pertioriner wtlo left ttze Poet scoring. . . . 'I'Ilf' cIarI4 tlairect renter sunti tour Iietct goats and six tree ttirows Ior a totaI ot I I points .... tiotm Stull traitect witti nine ctigits. wtiite Tom Seputvecta tract seven .... XViIIarcI fiituson was a terror on ctetense as was Iris run- ning mate Xvinston Scroll, wtio Iiippect in six vatuaIJIe points .... Clcciclentatis tigtit clefense, togettier witti tile small playing floor trail Xvtlittierys offense uncler control until ttle final few minutes ot play uitien a tnarrage of tvueteets ieect the tilt .... Botv StuII-I: Rect Ciitlson-Cr 'S- BA KETBALL XVHITTIER Tl CALTECH 35 FEB. 2. 1040 VVARIDMAN GYM Coaetw Auturey Bontlarnis title tmound Poet varsity rotted to a 39-I0 Ilatttime Ieact over a Ilaptess Iout Iigtiting Engi- neer varsity .... Sophomore George Curtis turnect in a sterling stiooting extiitzition cluring ttle second perioct wt1ict1 nettecl trim 14 points ancl tiigti tionors for tile eve- ning .... Ttle Poet reserves earrieci ttie Iorunt ot ttme scoring tJurcten as tI1e regutars ptayed Imut I4 minutes ..... Vvtrittieris tasl Iureatc was wide open att tI1e way wtrictx aceountect tor ttle tligtd scoring totat ..... Capt. Lee Xvoortwarct was seconct tiigti witti IO ftigits .... I3 Poets took part in ttie scoring .... VVHITTIER 7I. CALTECH 55 FG FT TP Bob StuII. I I 0 2 Tom Seputveda. t 3 2 8 Lee Xvooctwarci. C 3 0 10 Xvinston Scott. Q I 2 4 Nvittarct Gitmson. g I I 3 Dee Caspary. C 3 0 6 George Curtis. t T 0 I4 Gtell Ketty. e 2 I 3 Steve Carctner. g 3 I T .totin Hates. Q I 0 2 Arvie Dectmon, t 2 3 7 Frantc Rogers, g I 0 2 Ivtyron Ctaxton, gf 0 0 0 Everett Dietrietc, g 0 I I 30 ll 71 ,VOID SCIll1IX'fTLtilf-'F F Get-up. Scottiet Ntyron Ctaxlon,-C ftten Ketty.-F XVHITTIER 36 CALTECH Q6 FEB. 3, 1940 PASADENA XR7t1tttt0l'.S seeonct anrt ttiirct strings toote over for ttle seeonrt time in as many nigtits anct after a txitter struggle cturing ttie first tiatf Cut loose flaring ttle seconft stanza to end with an impressive triumpti .... Capt. Lee Vvtooctwarct boosted tlis teact in the conter- ence scoring pirture wittl E1 totut ot 19 iron men .... Forward Tommy Sepatvecta rustteft the net for eigtlt markers and Vvinston Stott ptanteect in an even ttatf dozen .... tl was Vvtiittierts t'ittt1 consecutive toop victory and tett ttlc Poets tar atweact ot ttle ottler fireuil tives in ttwe Conterenee slanctings .... XVHITTIER 56, CALTECH 26 FG FT TP Boll Stutt. t 2 1 5 Tom Seputvecta, t fl 0 S Lee Vxtooctwarct, C 9 1 IQ Xvinston Scott, g 2 2 6 Xvittarct Critlsou, g 2 0 4 George Curlis, t 0 O 0 Dee Caspary, C 0 I I Gteu Ketty. t 2 0 4 Steve Cizxrctncr. Q I O 2 Everett Dielrirti, C 2 l 5 Btyron Ctaxton, g 1 0 Q J0tlIl Hates. gf 0 0 0 Arvte Dectmon, t 0 0 0 Frank Rogers, g O 0 0 25 6 56 BA KETBALL ncIe'r-lIw-I3ucIceI work in III? In Verne win -V -'- - -Y - I XVIII'I4'I'IIfR I6 POBIUN.-X All FEIS. 0. 1010 CIARIQNIUNT The Ilovls wvrff HPEIFIQ' sImx'ecI 0uI UI IIN' lilI0 rnrz- Imy il IJUHCII OI ImrcI-IIQIIIIHQ SIIQCIIPIIS IIml IJHIIIMI IIIC fQuaIic-rs lo an sIzmcIsIiII .... Tizosv umigilly Hlillfj0IS.u Boi: Sluii ami Tom Svpuivvciu ran lilo Pomona fiofonsv ruggvci ringing up Counlivss svl-ups OII lim fast Ixrvrric .... SepuIvvcIz1 was I1igI1 wilI1 I4 points, wI1iIe SILLII swisI1c-LI I2 counters ..... Cnpl. Ire XVoocIwurcI rcceiv0mI n ful over Ilis 1-ye Ixut nmnuQvcI Io ring up I0 cIigiIs .... Xvinslon Svoii was Cl OIIPA man l'.X'lIilJiIiOll Iuieing lim mvion viii lim IXli'l3lJOfll'll wiziio Ixiyron CILl.YIfJll.S Iris! minuia Iivici goal vilrvirvri lim Conlvsl .... XX'III'I4'I4IIfR 03. PONICJNA -43 FCE FT 'III' Tom Sc-puIx'PcIa, I -I 2 IO I.ee XXVOOCINYRIFCI. I I0 3 23 Doe Cnspnry. C I O 8 XXVIIISIOII SUOII, g 3 5 I3 XViIIarcI Gibson. gg 0 I I QIIGD Kelly. ci I 0 2 Cla-forge Curlis. I 2 O 41 .IoIm I'Iz1I0s. Q I 0 2 BIyr0n CIUXIOII, g U I I Sieve UnrcInvr, g 0 I I QT II 63 I I fIiImson cIr0ps IouI sI1ol in CNIIIIDIDRIII Iruy. VII' I DPCIIIIOIL-I fic-orgje Curlis-IT ,Iotm Ha1Ies-CI XX'HIT'I'IER 60 UCCIIJENTAI. 37 FEB. 0. I910 XVARIDMAN GYM Bot: fLeftyI SIUII unrt Capt. Lee Xvoorlwarrt Irung up 21 and I9 points apieee respeetizfety lo Ieurl Vvllitlier an Oxy tmasleeltmlt learn . . . It was XViIInrcI QRect- QIOQI CiIxs0n tIml In-IcI II1e 'I-igfers sImrpsI1ools-rs lo ex minimum wI1iIe Xvinslon Stott nIrove lIue micInIIe con- sislenlty on E1 I:ilStIJI'G2lIiII1LfOIIPIISP Itml wus wicte open Ior -10 minutes . . . Seputvectu was rn slunrloul from forwarct wI1iIe fxlaxton Ilung up six poinls from guarcl. . . . Conch Bontmm usert I3 men mul everyone ronf triIJutecI to make tI1e rout an sueress .... : XVHITI-IER 47. OCCIIDIiN'IU'XI. -10 FCE IYII VIII, Bob StuII. F ex I 0 Tom Seputvccta, I 2 3 T I-ee Vvyooctwarct, c -1 0 I-I Xvinston Scott, I 2 2 6 VVIiIIarcI f3iIJsor1, g 0 0 0 .Iotm Hales, g I 3 3 George Curtis. I I 2 -I Ntyron Ctnxton. Q I 0 2 Dee Caspnry. C U 0 0 I3 IT -IT II IIETIIALL Io one of tI1e mosl one sirtecl victories ever slugert over 7 IO-10 CONITERIQNCE SCC PRES XVI IITTIER XX'I'II'I3TIER XVI I ITTIIQR XVI IIIATIER XXI' I IITTIIQR XX'I'IITTIIjR XVIIITTIIQR XXIHITTIER I 13 I I TI. I 10, IO, 10. - I UNIV. OF REIDIU-XINIJS I'O5IONgX CUI,I,IiC1Ii OCCIIJHNT,-XI. COIIECEI C.XIfI'IfCH CAI fI3IiCI3I POBIOIYA COI.I.IiC1Il UCCIIDIiN'I'AI. COI.I-ECIi UNIV. OF REDI ,QXNDS 32 -I3 ,IO 33 20 -1 I 37 20 1mI SzxgcI1cns nl il again. ml IIIQ XVID 'oil gf-Is lip Irom UxyI sion If'iljJII'1QilQilIlISI IJOIIIOIIZI. XXII IITTIER 40 UNIV. OF REIJI..-XNDS 20 FEIS. 16, I 040 XXIARI DMAN GYM XVIlilIier's front Iinv of Cxczpl. XVOocIwurcI, Tom S0puIU0cIa ru'c'o1u1I0cI for 26 ofiI10 Povls' IoIaI poinls .... Sfoll and CIM- Ion were invim'iIJIe in IuIQing tI1e IJuII OH II1e Imonrd .... XVIIIUNI Gibson nearly slolv llw slmw wiII1 Izis guurfling of provosl, RvcIIumIs I1oIsImI, I1oIcIing Ilinz Io Iwo fi0IrI QOCIIS .... VIIIIQ victory gave XVIIIIIIH lI1e S0ulI1c-rn CilIIIKJTIlIil conferem-0 0 with QIQIII sIrz1igI1I wins .... XVurfIman Gym saw om' of IIw Iargosl vrowrls it Ims mwr ImncIIvcI. . , . I.usl Ioop IIII Ior Xx',00CIXVIlI'CI. QNIHXIOII. UINI cIi1I'CIIl6'l' .... XX'HIT'I'IIiR 17. REIDIANIDS 32 UI: Stull. I Ire' XXIOOCIXXWIIII. I I21-Q Caspilry, Xvinslon Stoll. Q' XViIIz1rcI CIIIJSUII. gf f3c-urge Curlis. .IQIIH I'II1If-S. Q FCE FT TI' 0 O I2 2 3 T 3 I I I 2 I 3 0 2 2 2 I J 2 I 3 IO O 'IT JAN. .1 AN. .lrl1lS. F1215 l-1415. F1213 . , . . l'irsl mu'-l'n-cl Flnalu-en, l'.c1 lluag, Igfl larnum, fliarles Blellvers, N1 X1 lr II Svrmnl row'-lfulr XX illiams, l'.cl llalerson, Bull Dye, llfl Grillillu, Brurr I u lll Xvllillier Colleges 1040 lresliman luaslfellmll live clidnll 1 senl lie l l s ix m lu mslilui 1 nor was il in any way lypical ol llie worsl. Brilliant ist e x orc 0 ils cy 1 enenl c uri 1 r 1 19IlQlllN SL 1 cu e COE1Cl1 Kenny Blflvall, lormer poet Cage great, clireclecl llle dlllXlll6N 01 llu y 1 l 1 Q xxor ec miru es yxilm lie limilecl amounl 01 malerial wliifli was al llis Command. Freslmlan players wlio represented llle Purple ancl Gold during ll1e sc INOD lre 1s 0 mu zpl 1 c irnum 1 X erue J Nliller. 13011 Dye. Ecl l alerson. Ecl Grillilll. Alle Anclroll. Ex erell Hunl 1 I Hn f 13,11 Xvilln C1114 Xlc1:x ers Ceralcl Rupp. Frecl liuller. Bruce Giguelle. and Fred Slwalleen F110 H B11 13, 1049-Xvliillier Frosli 30. Univ. 01 Recllaurls FfOSll. 41. . . . licl lpalerson willi I2 aml Frecl Buller willi 10 were lligli lor llie lloel liye .... 27, 1040-Xvliillier Vl:l'0Sll 116, c2CClClCIllEl1 Frosll 57 .... B013 lrliippyl Dye loolc scoring lmonors lor Xvlliltier willl 22 cligils. 2. 1010-Vyyliillier ljrosll 47, Callefli Frosll 41 .... La Xfyerne Niiller was lligli willi Il. wllile Dye. Farnum. Anclroll. Elllfl 13211013011 llilfl H1110 9211211 .... 1.10-'IU'--VX7l1illier ljrosll JS. Callefll Frosll 42 .... Pxlbe Amlroll loops-cl 13, llalerson aml Dye lalliecl 11 ancl 10 apiece resperliyeiy .... O. 1010-XV11illier l:rusli -10. Ovciclenlal Froslm -18 .... Alve ,Axmlroll aml lfcl l:arnum svore 10 poinls apiece. wliile 15011 Dye manic nine. . . . 10. I0-10-XVl1illier l:rosl1 112. lfniy. ol Recllancls Frosll. 28. . . . .A.lJ0 .Xmlroll liung up I5 poinls. B011 Dye llacl 12. anrl lfcl lfarnum macle I0 .... 148 35 an fri. w. V,- fr' 'if U1 1 ,ka , , MM, 'D , if A . X ,iq V., X. 'Rfk' Til- ' F59 'Si- 1 Coaclm liolx Blilcllellls lureslnnan ltaselmall nine Cilllli' llH'OLlQli1 llle I0-IO season witli lour wins aml two losses. Time leam was lauclecl as one ol tlie linest lirst year nines in tleie luis- tory ol time college. 'lillff yearlingfs openecl llle season willm a I7--I victory over Excelsior Higglm scliool ancl a lew Clays later clroppecl a 3-2 clecision lo Downey lligll. Downey was lll1ll1lJl0Cl 0-4 in a return conlesl lllll a weelc laler llae U.C.L.A. lrosln won a IQ-8 sluglest from Cwflilfll Nlitcllellis outlil. Fltll Ill 12 f -ff' t ,Xa A fb f t Ci0iICll Holm lxlilcliell Eli Two lieavy liitting contests wouncl up time campaign. Xvnitlier trippecl Banning Higli I0-0 and tlmen won lrom Excelsior lly tile same score. Tlie lvalges lineal up witll Vvalt Hoelln calclming. Vic Harrison anal Jack lxlele pilcll- ing. Cecil Quinn on lirst. Jollnny Eclwarcls al seconcl. Blarx Dressler at sliort. ancl .laclc fjllerclorl at tliircl lrase. ln the outlielcl Farnum playecl lell. licl Paterson played center. ancl Bruce fiiguette saw action in riglll. ALL 149 lfl Puliron Daw lyluss, foafl Nlililn-ll, anil Si Koracll. First ron'-l'i-lv fiunisov, .lacli fflurc Illlx xl! ll m. Bruin- fiigilz-lic, .a . Socznul rum-Viz' llarrison, fir-:il f2uur uchielii Newman Coaching hasehall is one ol Hchielu lxfewmanis higgest thrills. He lcnows the game through years and years oi ex- perience and can still soclc the apple with plenty oi Hgustof, Poetville has seen more than one roolcie hlossom into a real star under his watchful eye. Capt. Ed Nichols-P Bob Tidd-P e ' ' i VAR I'I'Y BA EBALL VX7hittier Collegeis varsity hasehall nine, tahhed hy the experts as the team to heat in the 1940 Southern California conference pennant race, was nosed out of the title hy the University of Redlands. The loss oi tive veteran performers from the 1039 Championship cluh proved too great a handicap to the Poet crew. not to mention faulty fielding, erratic hase running, and poor hitting. As usual the outstanding performer lor Vvhittier was Capt. Ed Nichols, all-conlerence hurler. Nichols pitched hrilliantly all season long and finished his diamond career with a sizzling no-hit, no-run. performance against the Caltech Engineers. Coach Uchiefn New- man came up with a new outfield find when he discovered Dave HDynamite Pluss, the Blythe Bomher. Pluss hit the hall hard and far and led the team in hatting and in home runs. He has two more years of varsity competition. The non-conference season found Whit- tier doing tairiy well. Pasadena J. C. was humhled twice, Loyola once, the San Diego Marines once, and l.a Verne three times. Whittier won 12 Southern California conference games and lost three. Two losses were lo Redlands, and the other was to Occidental. Mentor Newman started the season with Art Eddy catching. Lee Woodward on First, Ralph Haney at second, Neil Vvitham at short, and John Hales at third. in the outfield he had Don Craggs in left, Dave Pluss in center, and George Curtis in right. Toward the end ol the year he had placed Art Eddy on second leav- ing Steve Gardner to do the catching, and put Willard Gibson in right tield. Russ Vincent saw considerable action around the icey- stone saclc, and Bob Stull served in the outfield. Assisting Capt. Nichols on the mound were Bch Tidd, Vvinston Scott, and Sid Hendrick. Nlanagers were Bert Nichols and Charley Cooper. 150 is VVHITTIER ll REDLANDS 0 MARCH 23. I040 REDIANIDS Capt. Nic't1ots. Xxfltltttiitl' Cottegeis att-Souttv ern California conterence tmurler set tt1e Bulldogs down wittl tour scattered tmingtes to tmang up tlis lOtt1 consecutive victory . . . Jotmnny Hates and t.ee Xvoodward. ttiird sactcer and tirst tuaseman. poted ilome runs tor Xvtlittier. wt1ite George Curtis. Fight tietder. lrtasted a triple . . . Dave ljtuss, Poet centertietder, ctutmtved out two tlits .... WHITTIER 4 REDLANIJS 7 Alan-tl 25, 1940 REDIANIDS Bulldogs Club Poet ltingers. Bob Tidd and Xvin Scott tlard to deieat Xvtiittier and tland it its tirst circuit deiieat in two years . , . Five fluatcer errors proved a great ilandieap to tile pitctiing stall . . . HSitentu John Hates collected two txits in tour trips to time disti .... XVHITTIER II POMONA I MARCH 30. I040 XVHITTIER Capt. lift Nictlots tlurted luis 20ttl consecutive triuniptl setting ttone Sagetmens down wittm two scattered tiits . . . Coactl Newman used a jumtbted linefup wtmictl tallied two in ttne ttlird. two in ttle lourttm. ttlree in ttie tiittl. and tour in ttle sixttm . . . Jotwnny ttates gattlered two ot Xvtiittieris six tiltb .... VVHl'I I'ItfR I3 PUMONA 2 MARCH 30. l040 t XVHITTIER Xxlilitti9l'.S tmtazing iast tyatt artist Bold it-idct tim- ited time Hens to live tlits . . . ,IOIIIHIX Hates got ttrree tmits in tour times at twat including a circuit ctout . . . Dave Ptuss potent two doulutes and a single. Don Craggs smactied ttlree doulntes, and t.ee Vvoodward cleared ttle lar ott centertietd fence wittl a territie tiome run .... Back rou'-Bert Nietmts tmgrl, Stew- fiardm-r, Xvinston Srott, Lei' Xvooctward, Don Cmggs, Holm Tidft, Xxiittard Gitmsun, Sid Hendrick, fftlarley Cooper tnlgrd. and tioarti Ufitlietn Newman. Front TUIU'-Isliil Stull, Neil xxiittliltll, Russ Vincent, fiapt. Ed Nictmts. Art Eddy, jotm Hates, fi:-urge tqurtis. 1 rlllli IDHY4' I iUS5. 151 Ti WHITTIER 4 REDLANDS 5 APRIL 6, 1940 WHITTlER Fireball Bolo Tidd hested Redlands, ace dusicy Nate Moreland . . . It was a nip and tuck affair until the Poets, half of the singie when Haney singiecl and Gibson, running for him, advanced to third . . . Third saclcer John Hales salted the contest away with a sharp hit into left field scor- ing Gihson for the winning tally .... HYou,re there, Stumpy, H VVHITTIER 7 REDLANDS S APRIL 6, 1940 WHITTIER It looked like VVhittier,s clay with the Poets hold- ing a 4-1 lead going into the seventh inning . . . This was a fatal frame, however, as the Canines staged a six run rally . . . The Newmanites tied it up in their half of the inning and it wasnyt until the 12th when Redlands made the winning run . . . Consolation prize was Dave Piuss, two hits .... 152 Below: Russ Vincent-QB Neil Xvitham'-SS VVHl'VI'IER 15 OCCIDENTAI. 0 APRIL O. 1940 EAGLE ROCK Towering Xvinton Scott gave up two hits, whif- lecl eight lo hang up his most impressive win ol the year . . . Only three men reached lirsl hase . . . The mighty Poet artillery rlimhecl on fjxyis ace thrower, CJSCHI' Rieclel. lor an easy vivtory . . . Dave Pluss hit a home run, while Ralph Haney Colleflefl three hits in lour limes at hat .... NVHITTIER 7 CALTECH 2 APRIL IS. IO40 VVHITTIER XVilIi lgoh Ticlfl pitfhing lxvo hil Vvhillier overcame il two run leacl in the sixth inning to clrive arross six runs ancl victory over one ol the hest Caltech Hines in resent years . . . Hales sovliecl a clouhle with the hases hulging lo ice the tilt . . . Pluss slapped two lor lour. . . . 5 3 1 1 Ahove: Sid Hendrick-P Art Eclcly'-C,-QB l.elTl: Dave pluss-CF Don Craggs--LF .Iohn I'IaIes,-5B Raiph Haney'-QB VVHIITIER 5 CALTECI-I 0 APRIL 13. 1940 WHITTIER HBig hoyn Vvinston Scott hurIed his second straight shutout in Ietting the Engineers down with onIy two singies . . . The taII junior was the master of the situation at all times . . . His win piaced the Poets Ioacic in the thick of the pennant race . . . Capt. Ed Nichois pounded two douhIes and Don Craggs hit two for three . . . VVHITTIER 15 OCCIDENTAL 5 APRIL 16, 1940 EAGLE ROCK It was Bob Tidd, hard working right hander, that this time speiied defeat for the BengaIs . . . Tidd gave up five hits and fanned eight . . . Art Eddy, Poet catcher, hit safeIy in three trips to the pIate incIuding a douhie with the bags drunIc . . . In- ciuded in VVhittier,s 10 hit harrage was a Iong home run hy Lee Woodward into Ieft tieId .... VVHITTIER 8 OCCIDENTAL 1 APRIL 27, 1940 WHITTIER A home run in the third inning rohhed Boh Tidd, Poet hurIer, of a no-hit, no-run game .... Vvhittier got to Riedei, Qxy southpaw, for eight hits which they converted into as many runs .... The Poets gratnioed three taIIies in the tirst inning. two in the second, two in the third, and one in the fifth .... Dave PIuss hit two for four .... VVHIITIER 5 OCCIDENTAL 6 APRIL 27, 1940 WHITTIER VVhittier neariy dropped out of the titIe race hy Iosing to a hustIing Oxy nine that came from Ioehind with a three run harrage in the sixth inning .... Broughton Iimited Poets to six scat- tered Ioiows hianicing them in the i1inaI two frames. . . . David Piuss, the Biythe Bomher, Iaiasted three hits in as many trips to the pIate .... George Curtis RF Nvinston Scott-P VVHITTIER 20 POIVIONA T MAY 3. 1940 CLAREMONT CoaCh Newmanis Crew taiiied its highest score in severai years to Crush the Sage- hens tor the third straight time .... Hendrick. Cihson, Piuss. Curtis. Eddy, and Ciardner paced a QI hit attack on three Pomona huriers .... Sid Hendrick went the rout tor Vvhitlier and iimiteci the opposition to nine saieties .... XVHITTIILR I8 CALTECH 0 MAY 4. 1040 PASADENA Capt. Nichois wound up his star tiiied Coiiege career with a no-hit. no-run game. . .. it was the ilirst tor the ati-ronterence are since entering Xvhittier tour years ago ..., He strufii out I0 men. . . .xvhittier piayed erroriess halt and made V5 hits go for I8 runs .... Dynamite Dave Piuss rapped out three hits in iour times at hat .... NVHITTIER tl CALTECH 5 MAY 4, i040 PASADENA Xvhittier ended the season with a hitteriy Contested I I-8 triumph over the Cailerh Engineers .... Firehati Boh Yi-idd went the distance for the Poets and despite the tact that his mates made seven errors ioehind him managed to tome out on top .... Raiph Haney, third sacicer. and Neii Xvitham. short stop. hiasted out home runs for Xvhittier .... Left: Curtis Rounds Firsti Lee Xvoodward-lst 155 Right: Com-11 Aus ,r.f ,- Bonham and Capt. Gene XVim-:inger CLQH to raghmb Mel Pri LQQ- Tom Xvooclwurd ,lark S fQf, ll v- TRACK 156 l. Xvlrile tlicy liad one ol tlleir strongest teams in recent years. tl1e Poet varsity tracli and field men were no matcll lor most ol tlre conference sclrools and Xvliittier Finislred lourtlr alleacl ol Caltecll in tlle llinal circuit tabulations. The Bonham coached contingent gatlrered sev- eral scattered points in tlle opening meet, tlie Soutllern California Relays at Occidental. LeRoy Hughes won tlre broad jump and tlle slruttle llurdle relay team nalalred a second in tlris allair. lgllings clears lllll'CllPS at Redlands. Xvliittier dropped its opening meet to Occidental altlrouglr tlle versatile Hughes. was liiglr point man for tile meet witlr I4 digits. .laclc Scott won tlie mile and Bill Ellings toolc tlle liigll sticlcs. Redlands pushed tlre Poets aside lnrislfly in its way to tlre loop title in tlre next meet l1eld on the Bulldog oval. Bolv Clilt won tlre sprinls. Capt. Gene Xvineinger tied lor lirst in tlle lriglr jump, Bill Ellings toolc tlle liiglr lrurdles, and HBuCliH Newsome won tlre discus. First row llelt to riglltl-Harry Banks lnxgnl. .lim Poling, lirccl Xvilson, Coacli Aulvrcy lsllllllftlll, Terrell Flyers. Second row-Tom Xvooclward, Bolw Clilt, Ellings. Capt. Gene Xvineinger. Tllird row-Bill Brull lmgfnl, Jack Stott. lxlyron Claxton, Arnold Post, Blee Price, lim Srllroerler, Ken It w l5i'll'l0NY, l-SRllj' HlIQll1'5, Gilfdl T. Botm Ctift takes 220 at Recttancts. 1' In a practice meet at Atiuertson Fietct, the Bon- tlamites scored T6 points to defeat Ctlapman and La Xferne who tattiect 56 and Q4 points apiece re' spectivety. Higtmtigtit ot the meet was LeRoy Hughes, performance in the 120-yard tow tlurdtes wtlictl he Won in 15.25 ttlree-tenttls ot a seconct Stly of ttme wortct mark. The Wett tvuitt Poet senior Capt. Xvineinger goes over. pitect up IO points and Was tligtu scorer tor ttle ctay. xVhttti6f,S next encounter was a ttlree way attair with San Diego State and Pomona. Terrett twtyers broke ttxe sctroot record in the turoact jump wittm a leap of 25 ft. M in., Bucky, Newsome the ctis- cus ttirow and Jack Scott won ttwe mite. T9 Vvlmittieris ldig win ol the year wus n 00-O3 clecis- ion over Caltech which was cleciclecl lmy the relay. Hughes won the lnroacl jump nnct the low hurclles nncl mzule points in seven events. ltolm Clilt toola the sprints. Claxton won the shot. Bill Ellings loolf the high hurclles ancl Everett Dietricli won the cliscus. The Poets linishecl lust in the all-con- lc-rence meet with Bolm Clill winning the 220 and Uliuclxn Newsome the cliscus. ln nflrlilion lo the nluove namecl men. Tom Vvoocl- wnrcl. lrrnnlc Rogers. Paul Nvooct. Norllm-cl Culi- colt. Nlel Price, Ralph Bullocla, ancl :Xrnolct ljost C0l1llJCtCLl on the varsity. Participating lor the lrosh outlit were ,lolln lint- wnrcls. Bill finrclner. Xvalt Hoen. lnverne Blil- ler. ,lim Poling. Hola Xvilliams. Bill Eicliellmerger. ancl lfcl flrillith. This team was cozlclu-cl lry lflclon linclstrom. lormer Xxlhittier sprint star. Bill Ellings Ralph Bullocli hliuclin Newsome want V . ,,-. if E t 521 ,1 4f,,,,1., ,,tgf.m. -f-'ff , .aA 5 as-4-1' s., 'fwtffi I Soptls and Juniors fighting it out in ttie quactbowt nit tJy gaining tcnowtectge we tose our strength we tatoor tor a thing ttiat Witt tie usetess in our tiands: he that sinks his vessel by overtoaciing it, ttiougti it toe Witti gold and sitver and precious stones, Witt give its owner tout an itt account ot his voyagef'-Bacon. Because of our desire for wtiotesome use of teisure time and an opportunity tor sett-expression ttne in- lrarnurat department has ottereci ttirougtiout ttie year a wide variety of sports to the mate students ot Vvtiittier Cottege. Two objectives are stressed in the intramurat sports program. First the primary purpose of ttie movementwtneneficiat attitetic participation for attg second, creation of new interest anct more actuat participation of those not stcitted in any sport. U No attempt llas lmeen macle to acquire llle lvinesse or lo lceep ttle training necessary lor varsity atlilelics. Pleasure. wicle social contacts, and ctlaracter lmuilt ltrom lriemlly competition in slcill ancl slrengtli are considered more important lo tlle intramural set-up. Clnce again tlle llonor ot receiving tlne ,lolnn fiootlman lntramurat troplly llas tween won lay tlie class ol 5712 lxecause ol ttleir outstanding participa- tion in all intramural activities. The memlmers ol tlne intramural statt inclucle llle following: Faculty Act- visor, Aulmrey lg0llllilI'Il1 Intramural Ftanager, Paoli Stullg Senior Class Representative, Holm Cliftg .lunior Class Representative. Bill Ellingsg Sopli- omore Class Representatives, Vvillarcl Gilmson ancl George Curtis: anct Freshmen Class Representatives. ,lames Sllllgg and Hola Dye. Tom Cave. Bot: Ticlcl and Cris Sanclvilcen You're Outl First rom-VX'cndeH Gisl, Hank tracy, .lotm Niurray. Second row -1 Frank Vvidaman, B011 Crossan, Bin Rouzer, Car- roll Richardson. Captain Ronin Hoilorl IEOIT CTOSSHII A six monttls season kept the Poet racquet wieiders lousy from January to June. Vvins were scored over Fullerton J.C., La Verne, while Vvqlittier edged Dxy 6-5, avenging an earlier 5-4 defeat. in addition to time all-conference tournament, matches were held with Pepperdine, San Diego State and time other circuit colleges. Charles Wallace served as coach for time Whittier team and used the men in tide foliowing order for singles: 1. Bolo Crossan, 2. CarroHRiei1ardson, 5. Capt. Rollin Holton, 4. John Wiurray, 5. Nigr. Wendell Gist, and 6. Hank Lacy. The doubles combinations were lined up in this order: l. Crossan-Capt. Holton, 2. Ricilardson-Murray, 5. Lacy-Gist. 162 Necessity' lmevamc llue molller ot invention on ttle Poet Campus cluring tlle vast I semester wllen a rilile learn was organizefl lor tlle llirsl lime in tlle l1islory ot tlwe College. Several men felt llmal lllere was a cletinile neecl lor surl1 a group willm interest running lligli in largel stxooting. Fred Scllermerlmorn was instrumental in organizing llle group XYlllCll llilll Cleorge Rowell as inslruetor, Roger Van Bcllcn as range master. ancl Aulmrey lg0l1llHl'Tl as sponsor. Xvllile tllere were no svlleclulecl meets. llle mcmlaers ol ll1e team compelecl among lllemselvcs willm llme liope lllal next year inter-Collegiate competition may lme louncl luere in tllc Soullmlancl. lxlemlners ol llue team areas follows: Roger Van Bellan. George Rowell. Frecl Scher- merlmrn. l.yml Xvarren. Bart Graves. Floycl Feaver. .laflc Axelson. Efl Halter, .lol1n Nlurray. Frvcl Xvilson. aml Al l.emlce. 163 George Rowell First row-l r1-cl Xvilsou, l'-real illl1'l'IllK'I'lI0l'Il. SUCOHII FUN'-'l'.ll l5lll'iC'l', lilflx .'xX1'lSllll, KVPOTQQ I . . Rowell, Rug:-r Xzunl51'llm1, Irluyll l'c'vm'r, .lolm Ugclcn. irst row-Bill Lion, Gordon Dooley. Bud Reynolds, Tom Sepulveda. eco nd row-Harvey Xvhitsnn, .lark Harrington, Doug Houghton, Don XVintc-rs. ' rn. ft. , fe. L, cs 1+ .ss In ft 251 , it si1?5?fis?isrEizi 5-3555135 fi? 'I ia2?'fef?a2f ,Ps fmt fe S, , Q-:nigga-gg Whittier Coiiegeys swimming team in its fourth year of existence showed a marked im- provement over other seasons and today shows promise of becoming one of the most progressive sports on the Poet campus. D. Houghton Left: Ci. Dooley any meet results at this writing, contests were sched- uled with Black-Foxe Military Academy, and several high schools in addition to the con- ference colleges, Redlands, Qccidentai, Cai- tech and Pomona. Outstanding performers for the Purple and Gold splash artists were as follows: Capt. Doug Houghton and Tom Sepulveda, breast strokeg Don Kennedy, Jim Cope, and Jack Harrington. free styieg Don Winters, hack- stroiceg and Bud Reynolds and Gordon Dooley, diving. I I Coaeh Dick Lauxis turnout ot 20 men helped matte this sport a sueeess cturing the past season. Duel meets were helct with U.C.t..A.. Univ. ot California. Los Angeles City College, 1:u1lerton J.C., Sherman lnstilute. San Galzriel Athletic' Cluh, and the Xvhittier Athletic' Clulm. Several ot the men enterect tournaments tturing the year. Coach l.aux won luoth the novice and Junior fX.A.U. tournaments and tooli seronct in the AJXU. tnvitational. Capt. 1V1orris ljactia won seeonct in the Junior A.A.1J. tournament. and won liirst ptaee in the 121 pounct ctiyision ot the Southern California tournament hetct at tl.C.t,.fX. Reacty lor the hilt. Due to the inereasect popularity ol the sport on the Xvhiltier campus. the Poets will enter an ine lereollegiate league next year eomposect ol junior eolleges anct small colleges here in the Southtanct. Xvhittierts team memlmers competent in the tot- lowing weight ctiyisions: 112 pouncls-Boyct Brown. 118 pouncts-Capt. Btorris tjactia, 126 pouncts-Roclney Rojas. Art Ectwarcts, 153 pouncls -.toe Alciyama, tfct tirunson, 143 pouncts-Don Butler, Ed Baker, .toe Coffin, ttlanli Kurz, 153 pounctsf-Howarct Harmon, John Xviley. 165 poumts-Larry Cioeeo, B013 Reese. 173-George Rowell. I-16E1VyNYOiQlI1-'COc'1Ct1 Difk 1.auX. Jim Cope, t501J 1.am1Jerl. Tear his arms oft. l'1l'Sf l'fHt'-- IDHVE' t,llISS, ,luv Itxtiiyilllltl, 19011 lSlllli'f. lgtlytt 145I'OVNIl, x1Uff1S ljtlttili, Kf,lfHti1, SUKUIIII FUI! -' Nxvillll' ISIUNYH, Ililllli Kurz, c1f'UfLft' lQllNY4'll, B013 Reese, 1111 lialier, tohn XX alt-y, Dieti Laux, Q 1 A typicai riding class at rin- Sycamore Riding Smilies. Biii, isaheii Nicfnrniirii, Niiirgziret Cieiand. Paula Nr-ison, Berie Xyausson, Eiien Xveish, iw. E. Perry, Jane Hocicctt, Virginia Xyhitson, Hcien Stephens. The program of the Vvomenis Physicai Education Department which heiped to ioring the Women of the campus cioser together, this year was three- fold. The main interest was the VVomen's Ath- ietic Association which presented to the giris a chance to go out for team sports after schooi. The major sports were iaasicethaii, voiieyioaii, icicicioaii, -hockey and soft haii. individuai and duai activi- ties such as tennis, ping pong, and badminton were played. Mixed activities proved a decided interest. iomen The second feature oi the department was the group which included giris who had seiected Physicai Education as their major or minor. Un- der the major department is the Vvomenis P. E. Ciuii The third part of the program is the ciass woric which offered varied physicai activities. These activities correiated those offered hy the Additional popuiar sports were group riding, goii, swimming and dancing. Phyical Heading the Physical Eciucnlion fic-purlmcnl ure- Iwo very vapaimiv sponsors ami lonriiers. Timmy imvc Cilnrge of ull lim vinsses nmi lim oulsicic zlflivilics wilivil are ronneclcci wilil lin-ir cieparlmenl. 'iiimir inleresls ure- vcnfereci nrouml lilo giris. Cjrrilids to ixiiss X'i6'l'illliSt ami ixiiss Pointer. in iime process oi' lim four years all roiicgv cvory girl is 0i.i.0l't'Ki many lypvs oi uliiioiics. As n fresimmun sin' may parlicipnlc in rinss aclivilivs. XX'ilitiil are com'urrc'nl lo timose offered ivy lim XV. A. A. As zu sopiiomore siw may lain' various rimylinms. During lile Junior ami Sonior years Fifiillff. swimming. lf-nnis, urvimry, goii ami rvfrcrixtiorlai games are prc-sr-nlvri .... ixiiss i.uz'iiic X'7Cl'i'lIIiSi Dirfwlor oil Xvomenis ij Danting to lime poiica. Wi. Siiuilz. Rulii Xvagncfr. Yvonne Bonser. iiarilura Brown. Viviun Pimeian ducation 5 iiss Pointer. Co-ciircclor The Course in dancing has supptiect a great cteat ot pteasure. Various types are oi- inered such as rhythms, modern ciancing, fotii, and tap dancing. Ot the three. moctern Ctancing has become the most outstanding. A tinat fiance project is Wortceci out hy the girts with the aict ot the music cteparlment. Furlhereci interest is createct by attending dance concerts at the Phittmarmonic. T. One indivictuat game which is poputar to att girls anct which oc- curs as part ot ctass woric and VV. A. A. is ping pong. As with the other inctiviciuat games, tour- naments are hetct hetween the giris anct hetween the hoys anct girts. 'Dancing to the rhythm ot the winci are Yvonne Bonser, Ciinger Hitt, June tviaciiartanci, Lyctia Giasgow. Harryette Fry, Virginia Strong. W0 tt' PHY ICAL 168 ' if 'Q 5 1 xwnrm KIHXS ul ills- Y.Xl.C.qX. poo, llwrf- may Inc- sf-ml wx 1-ml girls SNXEIIIIIIIIIQ lo llw lilllllllilllllx . p . ol 51155 I omlvr. 'lux claw is qlI!ll' pupul ' XYUYINPI' XYUQ ur and provvs illl ElIll'l'llflHY1' lor ilu- Ivnnis cxlussvs cluri L 169 .'XRl'III1RY Donvilly Xvilhlmv, Yvmxnz I50ll5l'f. 'll1NX'IS kay NIWNIIHH SXYININIING I lorm1u- Pang N1-'lv SIIIIIICI' lfvlil 1' fllis Sllhklllllil Sirirklvr l ullwrlrlz' Iailwr Lyxliu fllnsguw Above: Prexy Ntarnie Lord Below: Prexy Lois Haworth i V First row'-Betty Vvactutei. .ican Nts-rritt, Genevieve tvtrcractien. Florence Pang, Yvonne Bonser, Vivienne Piwctan, Fern Ntitts. Second row'-Timinla Coitins, Cami iN1f3ilfif?, Lois Hawortil. tvtarnie Lord, Grace Siiatcarian, Erione XXVOOCIWHFJ, Dorothy Vvinsiow, Feiirc Otis, Ptuyiiis Retlig, June Ntzictrarizinmnt, Helen Bras. The P. Club memioersilip consists ot tide majors and minors in Physical Education. Ttieir pro- gram inciudes one sociai and one protessionat meeting eactl montti. This year,s work was very vatuaiote. Uutslanoting speaicers trom various tligtl schools and the State Association of Heatttl, Physicat Education, and Recreation were oiotainect. tvtajor events were tiie tormat initiation at time Ctiapettnn, the famous Hattoween party at Helen Brass supper at Sou Ctlows, tire State Con- vention at Long' Beach anct time stuctent torum at Hetping to matic this yearis ctuio a iluge success were time otticers: First Semester, President, Marnie Lorctg Vice-president, Fetice Qtisg Sec.-Treas., Helen Brasg and Soc. Chairman, Grace Stmatcarian. Seconct Semester: President, Lois Haworttu Vice-president, Helen Brasg Sec.-Treas., Genney tVtcCraCtcen and Sociat Chairman, Yvonne Bonser. 170 7 Lefl: 1030 Prexy Jean ixlerritl , Right: IO-40 Prexy Belly Xvaclltel A lllree ring circus is wllat tlie Vvomenls Atlllelic Association sponsorecl llris past year, or so it seemecl willl tilree groups ol activities uncler llleir guiclance. ll con- sislecl ol a team game program. mixerl aelivities and incliviclual ancl clual aclivilies. ixlany enjoyable evenls looli plate llris past year in llle XV. A. A. program. Une ol' llrem was llle Higll Svllool Playilay at Xvllittier College, not only tlle partici- pants llad fun luul also tlle XV. A. A. memluers wilo sponsored it. 'lille Rutus Party was a marlcecl sueress wittl ttle largest atlenclance ancl rnosl lun ever llilil. A swell Playclay al Reillancls loppecl olt tlle year's program. 3 -rel ZZ 1 Firsl ron'-Belly Xvaclrtel, Alice Alliins, Frances Jones, .lean Crossan, Vivienne llllltlflll, Elenore Curren, Gwyn Xxiarilman. Sevnlul row-Genevieve N1l4'c1l'ill'lil'll, ,lean lxlerrill. Belly Slirliney, Tony firrllilw. Alifl' I-E!Cy, .lane Gray, lxlary Lu Xvilson, lilrmfllr- Cannon, Rulll lleyries. Pmetlr llulman, lfrlene XXv0OLlXVilNl. Tlrirrl roru'-Barlmra Holloway, Joseplline Barnlore, Durollly Xvinslow, Yvonne lfonser, .lunc lxlactfarlarlcl, G4-rrie Babb. 171 we 'El Doris Xvilliams. olllerwise linown to all as Ulleefl Tile sponsor ol llle XV.A.A. r.,,,i The two societies, Hbletsu and ltigldling it out tor tlie volleyball championship Rutli Devries, Nlary Lu Vvilson, ljlcnore Currcn, Bvlll Holman, Alice Atkins, GCIlCN'l0N'0 y'!If'CiY'ilCkPI'l. The VV!-XA. had ttlis year a very capable statl headed lay lVliss Verliulst and Doris Nvilliams as sponsors. The 1959 officers Were: Presiclent, Jean Nlerrill: Vicefpresiclent. Felice Qtis: Secre- tary, Betty XVHCl1t6lQ Treasurer, .lean Crossan. lxlew officers are: President, Betty Xwaclltelg Vire- presiclent, Tony Collinsg Secretary, June lvlac- Farlanel, and Treasurer, Carol lxfleacl. WUME' Jean Nierrill, Vivienne Pileian, Felice Cilis, Lois Haworth. Hs-ion Bras A covcleci iwnor wimicir tonnes to lime girls is lilal oi wearing tile Biazvr. Tilis is a rc-rognition oi inlercsl in piiysicai aclivilic-s and win-n a giri ilas parlifipaleci in four team game seasons ami iour inciiviriuai and ciuai avtivities. Sill' is eiigiiaie for lim Pmiazer winirii ilas lin- insignia oi lim Association on lime pociwl. P0li'l' 173 Felice Cjlis 1050 Vive ijresicienl Annie Piieian Suimslilule Sponsor Jean Crossan I050 Treasurer Tony Coilins 1940 Vice President , 1 ? f . Q pa i iiu1TeiVIaEFaYIi1aP is as 1940 Secretary T First row'-Tiieima Co11ins, Jean Crnssan, Blanche Cannon, Ruti1DcVries. Second row-Dorottny Vfinslow, Genevieve 1V1cCrac1cen. Jean 1V1crritt,Yvonne Bonser, Jane Gray. in orcter to make eaC1'1 sport a success, a manager is alosotuteiy necessary to do all the ilarcl work. She contacts peop1e wiio are in- terested in entering the various activities, and Carol 1V1eac1 1940 Treasurer 174 supervises the games. Foiiowing through with ttle sports of tile past years were ttnese man- agers: Dorothy Winslow, iuasketioaiig Gene- vieve 1V1cCrac14en, hockey: Yvonne Bonser, volley bang Jane Gray, Freshman represen- tative: Tony Coilins, captain of Penquinsg Jean Crossan, mixed sportsg Blanch Cannon, - -Ioaseloai-14 Ruth-Devriesf captain of Puffinsg Felice Otis, indiviciuai sportsg Virginia Wat- son, archery. Furttier interest in XV.A.A. sports was aroused by ttie competition of the two tra- ditional learns the Penquins and ttie Punqins. Ttley took eacti ottier on tor att major sports and it seems ttie put- tiins farne out on top. During tiocvtcey and toasetnatt season Competition grew stronger. not onty tbetween ttie two rivating teams but also among' ltle entire trosti Ctass. Rain or stdine ttle games were ptayeot witti many an interesting resutt. litklll CZTUSSBH, Alice Lill',', .IIIIIC :xIflCl:Hl'I?AI1bt, GNN'b'I1 Xxtilfitlllilll, tlI'tl lllt XXVOOCINNUTII, .ICZHI Nl!'l'fttt, I5ill'tJilI'H l-IOHOXVHY Ruttl Devries Ertene Yxyoodwarct Blanche Cannon 175 ,-1--it- Tennis Cllainps-Bali Crossan, .lean lxlerrill, .lean Crossan, Bill Ruuzer Fun Comes in tlie mixed clouldles tourna- ments. Tluis gives the girls tile elwanee to sliow llle lyoys wlwat lliey can really clo. Xvallcirmg away witll tlie tennis Cup tor second Consecutive year were ,lean lVler- ritt and Bob Crossan. Alter rnuell strug- gle tlley emerged victorious. Tile response ol tlle girls tlmis past year has llCCQrQ0Q,i,BJfi1ll,ll3? individual fw- tivities. Tliere was grand opportunity tor tlie girls to lpeeorne tielter acquainted. .A.A. Bowling, a new aclclition to time list of sports provecl very popular every Tlmurs- clay evening. At times energetic girls eoulrl lie seen tramping tlle course al ll1e Hacienda Country Cluly to get in at least 9 lloles a semester .... fiul lnelmincl tlle luoys gym on Cool clays girls Could lJe touncl pitell- ing lierseslloes to get reacly lor tlleir lour- narnent agfnnstytlie tzelloug. Y - , -'WK' ' - f Ywiiiiiif f55?3F5N'556fl + 7 Energetic and tast was ctecti tennis wtiictl tiept the recreational ctass atways on time go ..... ixtixect tvactminton on t1ot ctays was quite exciting. Runner ups tor time years ctmmps were Brumrnter. Fetice Cjtis, Bot: Stutt anct tone Pike. P-t4t'18l'1tiS to att the Qirts on ttxe campus. this yearis participation in the ptiysicat education ctepartment was perfect. anct its value to eacti inctivictuai was great. owting-Betty fiay Slictxnvy Gott-N tarnit- tnrct V' e Sctiuter, Lois ttawortti 0 'c - 0lASf'StlUCS-'slllilti Ilil Y ' ' ' iw, ,Q-MLWL Smoolln . . . sponlmme-ous . . . slr:-mnlirwcl . . . moclvrnily lc-mperc-cl willm lrmlilion is the lu-ynote ol ilwe Xvlmittier Collegi- Socinl whirl. lllcmling sopllisticnlion aml simplirily brings l0QPllll'l' luolll lmolcworm imcl socialite in a slimulzxlingf clvsign lor living. 7.1-1.- l r 1 l V01 QFN. wma, 'll- ' Wu' 'mf- lb' 'lfw' Xl4uri4'Il.l .'Xr1nzu'nst lm-.1l1fxr4rssm1 lilllll l71'vri4w Xlil1lr4'cl laurllu- lJomll1yl.Lly Nluurin ' 'y Sllklliilrlilll 4 lylllivllmll ATHEYIAW 180 F., Pl .IZIJCEES Aliff- fxllxius lgill'l7IlT?l Slzxlwllmllgll Yvonnc' Bonn-r l:rz1m'vs Slirlxlvs llblnnrlle Cannon Helly Clay Sliflmf-y lfsllwr Clvvclnncl Bfflly Vliuylor Nlurinn Dorluml flwyn Xxlilffllllilll Vvrclnu Herr lfrlcne VX'cmclxx'urrl lum' xlElClvE1l'lilI1Kl Auclrvy Yoclvr Carrol lxlcacl Elcnnorv Ymlvr luclillu Sill Grufv Slmalmriun in iii? if vw. QT' ...Sf '51 Wm Www? sq,- Wins '73 g mm, 'ir' V677 I54-Hy lim IXIurrny I,IlyIIis R4-Ilig xIzxriam Nun, Ifany Ni1'ImIs NIz1ryAIl1m Rodgcr AIiIfIrr-II YI'ImI Nr-IIv Sr'I1uIr-r 5Iary Lu XVII XIAIU' Ilnpr- J LI ix IQIIQIQ' IXIIHIOIYII NIVIRMUI R III I IIIIQIQIIPI' I'IcIlu1xI1'rc'4IiII1 I S I InwurII: IInrrivI 5IiIIs I5 II1 IInImnn I.uis IXIOHIQOIII FIRST SENESIIZR I.uc'y SIlilIiZll'Iilll Fay NicI10Is I.uc'iIc XVOIK-rmin NIucIoIyn IxIcKc-nzif fhwxm- SImI4ariun RUIII IDI.-Vries BIm'y I.u XXYIISOII NIIILIHKI IILICIIQC IxInry Pope CTN Ijntriuiu I rice CI1arIuu Snyder OFFICERS SECOND SI-QNIIiS'l'IiR Grace SImImriun I'RIiS. X'ICIi7PRIiS. COR. SEC. REC. SIIC. Fay NIVIIUIS Hurrivl NIIIIS SOC. CII. Jenn Crossun FI,-XRSI IAI. RIiI'OR'I'IfR IRIQRXS. INT. SOC. REP. NIarium Smmpe SPONSOR--IXIAIJPI F. Riu- Edna IXIe-rc-cIiII1 CImrIou Snyder NIury I.u XXYIISOII Belly Iguulc-IIP ISI I..uciIe XXIQIJP I' NIiI!yI51'lIl0l'CI Bnrlmuru Broun Pnl Hmwm-H Ninry Curnwxuu r,,? l'v4-'yn C rzux'1'll Nfirginiu I lullmnvuy If-em Nlvrrill Nlurx lfllf-11 P4-rry BTRITHIII RPMI I' Ivnun- fum n Kay IRNIQSOII .lr'ul1NI4141r4- lxurlizn Pr-rry XIllHlIlf'I Riflflvr Gingvr I 'ill Doris Krmss- lfmIilI1fJ.Kz-1-lxs' fxlury PUHXQ-l1luxrgr'r Alirtr' SEIIIIHIPFS 'um' I lm L1-tl Nlurnix- Lurcl ELlyll1vfJIs1nx V4-Inu: Rams:-y lx1lllll'Iill Svllullz 4 if Q 12-N- eq, 'N-nn.-. V56 iv ,pn 138 vi.- -nun I IRS'I' SERIES' .Icrry TI1omson Iiflilh fJ'Kf'vI4- , X.Iic'0 I,emIJvrIon .Iunv HocIu-II IfcIylI1 0Ison IxIilI'Ii'lI1 RPG-cI Doris Kressv Igurlunra Brown I'I I DC FS Il-nn Diff! Xll nxn Nev 1 IIiIIic C00 xrx I 1 mn ,Iauw Cray I :rx Iuulsc I un Holly ,Iune I'IoIImrooc pcm I5urImra HoIIowz1x Ione Pr c Killy I.ou IiilIl'I' 0 c 6 cc 5Inry 5IcCIa:ry I5 lrx I ou 51 nu rc flc-ncvieve BICCNYI IM Ilx XX PIIwx Pm I 1 Ne s an lxiargarel Cleland FIRST SEMESTER lxlargarct Cleland Arlene Xvelch Hannah lxiay Thomas Franres Rae Rogers Nelle Jones Jayne Atkinson Josephine Barmore Eugenia Brooks Frances Brycion ina Nlae Cleveland Betty Cole Virginia Xvhitson PALME It SECOND SEMESTER PRES. Virginia Xvhitson VICEPRES. COR. SEC. REC. SEC. TREAS. SOC. CH. SpGNSfJR-Nirs. Don Dozier .lane Eclwarcis Hannah lxiay Thomas Trix Topliili Ann Hayes Thelma Collins Frances Jones Alive I-aCy Adele lxiartin Phyllis Peterson Jane Taher 184 I.zllI1.ul'mug ,Illl I IIIXUN lm...1. IH. L.-rn '.nIll1.nIiXI.l1' IIM1., fxrrxn-ll1'l rx 'rvrnlily I lUIIillgfNXX0l 1 full1f'f'ilu'f2lliII rix luplill ram 1-5 l hum-x 'Cllr' 'UHVN l'E!IHl'SIQfll'Ie1yUt .rlf-up XX 1-I4 I. :gm-.'XlIQizxfm1 IIPIIIIRIQ num, ollllin-flrvgulx Inrh-I.il1rl.nlnI vllx' Sllliilr .llnlu Xvilxmu 'EWS' OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER FeIice Otis PRES. Betty Jean Bray Gertrude Iwowry VICE-PRES. Iwlargarci CopcIaucI Ruiil Slranailan SEC. Carol Caikins .lean PiIc'I1er TREAS Barbara Iwartin Feiice Cjtis Betty Jean Bray . iriam ,a SHII5' I'5uIIis NI f I3 II f II I Iiurol CIQIIIQ I NI C I SPOIYSORS-IVIiss Loilmann ami Ivliss Pointer I'I.EI'X3ES BeverIy Barker RuII1 XVyIie Xfirginia Davies Jean Slurr 186 , 1 , , .1 1 A rm , 1.1. X N 'if'f:fwf'.1ii:f ' ,J 2' . Wi., fag- M-Lf . -, ' '- ' 'v ' . v Ili' K .V ..'p,.f 1 :ff ., p V s Yllfl. 1' A- ' A , 1 M ,.., X fy-,'P:H Qgn jg: . 1 1 Burlmnn xlnrlin D4mrmrlI1y'lX1ilm'Ius-II G1-rlrlulv Nluwry -1-du -iii: 'Wa' '-un.-B 'Snu- 'uf' Q'-W-v 'wr wfw '7 W I5.mrlmrz1XIllrr.1y xlurgnn-I fffwonnur Els-mmr RniIJm4 Ruiln Skrfnmlnnl H4-Hx Kvnxiv ,lvzm Ililr In-r finrol Fllnfvr I lurl-mi' Nvcwl ,J-gk ,ig SV 187 Jack .AXCISOII Cc-nv Xyinc-ingcr OFFlC'liRS FIRST SIZNIESTER SECC BND SliNllfS'l'ER C 10110 XXVillPil1Q9l' De-P Cuspary Flvlvin Price Jack A-Xxolson Dean Xvilsou polo Cunirov Rolwrl Dye .lofm lfdwurcls lid Fnrnum Bill Cnrclner Ed Ch-ifI'i1I1 Howurcl Harmon lfvcrvil Hunt PRES. X'ICI,i PRES. SILK- TRIZAS. SOC. CH. SPONSOR-Dr. Charles Cooper Pl .lil DOES FHA KLI 188 ,lack .Nxelson Kc-rmil like-rl Slvlvin Price Don Butler Dc-un Xvilson John Ogden Dave Pluss George Rowell lxlorgun Scflmiuing Fred SIIEIIICSII Ed Slmrpless Juan:-s Shugg Alf A' IXIIIIUI1 Bvsr Il CImrIOS Dufgrc-rr Kvn I IoIIingnxm'IIl Art XIIEIFSIIIJIIIII Ur-orgv I zxrIu'r All L-,1 I5 rf11 Iy G f-.1f- flnrrvll ,IQ .111 QSH f,x'Q1 I I' rlxg l f111 Min-Ilf-II Clan- 11f-f- IR-flmn IUSQ-pI1 CQIII-in CMI Hi xxxsfvrx IJ.wifI I.f'I c-vvr I rc'cI Xl rmrmrx ry .Ic-rry RnufIuII DICIQ Ijnwz-II .IncIi I-Inrringlon I. fmll IQXII 11111 IXI qmrr i4I mIin RUI vc-r I RC'K'L'lY OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER He-rIN-rl IXNIEIIFIIICX PRES. fxrl IfcIwarcIs IQICIIEIFKI Ix'lOI'Qill'1 VICE-I7RIfS. I'IPI'I3Cl'I TeIJIxeIts James I'Ioya1I SEC. Fre-:I INI0oncy FranIcIin XVicIanIun TREAS. Harvey XXNIIIIISOIW HPrImcrI 'IIeIvIJclIs SOC. CH. ,IurIi IIilI'I'IllQIOIl YISORMI Dr. CImrIvs Sp2'xL1IrIil'1Q 190 I1-fl: llc-rl: Hanney Riglll: .Nfl Edwards PLEDCES Norma-vt cNilHi1'Ott lmqk 'jill Xormnn Hun A-Xrnolcl Poii Jzum-s Cope Igfllilx Ciguvllc Iillillllj' NIEIIIOIIPX' Blair SUIIUOH Earl XX'urrm1 Burlon Graves Clmrlcs 511 'iw-rs Rancly Vlqxx ya-ross Eicllc-Hwrgjvr .IRIIIIUS Hinshaw Bill I,ilXl0ll Hurolcl Xvvlfli Paul ,Iny 1 .llx II.m R I lm llix'm'lX Dim' Ill ml XX',.ll41-r f ull Xvilsrm Q 41 in5ll1r I IXXIEI Ty 1.11-HXX XX I ll ill 'Xm II :In-rl H Rv-:lm-1 X .111 I5 I' ll In nlxlln ul fx I1 X XYU14- k Xxyiilli? l6l'UNN I1 cjllilflC'S ciUUpl'l' c,l0Tll0I'l ljoolvy Xvillnrcl flilmson Rogvr Kc-cli Jolln c,llI'iSllilIlSK Don fruggs Arllnlr Fjnlmly .lolm Hales ul.-.. K.-ll, Vlllllll fxfnvv fl:-orgv fxurtis Bolm lflliilllon Boll l lunlillon ljoll lX!'IlnOtly lxlyrnn filnxloll Arvlv Dc-rlnnon Bill Ellingfs Holy l lfllllllllbllil ll0r1ryl-z1c'y Don R1-Qs loin Svpulvr-clan l,c'lnncl Xvoorlw Boll Evvrvll Divirir Sieve Carflnvr Rollin Holton Clwsh-r Nlrflos limnli Rug:-rs Boll Slull ' 'fl l om XX ooclwar lsrnnlc Nlvlson fwllris Snmlvilu-n Glc-n Fl luonx :son I xvilson Young lfflunrfl Nirlxols .lmli Sroll ficfil VX'all1'rs Don Xxlinfvrs 1 FIRST SEMESTER Russell Xlincenl Henry Lucy Don Kcnnecly Holy Stull Tom Cave OFFICERS PRES. VICE-PRES. REC. SEC. COR. SEC. TREAS. SOC. CH. SPONSOR-Dr. A. XV. Upton ,yhuaal6Hlv 1 SECOND SliBlESTliR Hola flitclmf-ll Don Cruggs Franli Rogers Glenn Kelly Ellings George Curlis Holi lxlilclmll Rely Canton Rexlpln Haney Sicl Hcnclriclc Jm-lf Mele Pl .EDCES llucli fllnerflorl 193 ' ' 4, K- 'Q licl Patterson Cecil fQuinn llucl Reynolcls llugl1 Sltiels IQHSSQH Xllllfltlil LIAM PENN '.l'IblIElfCIBil1I!I1 Rug Q IIUIIVY Nvnlter Blu lilfflil Ix'IEllll'il'0 Counls 194 PLElX1liS r ' IJHLII FilI1l'lll'r Charles Sharp IVUII XX7f'Hl0l'Il XX I K l X15-xlfnlln II Iwrf PT I I lynn Xllc Ilrll FIRST SIAQNIE Nlilllfifl' Count Clinlon Suwin Xvvllcla-H flisl Roger CSMPIIPY Larry Flurplmy STISR l.kll'l'Y N lllI lllY IJPIIIIHII Rnxw' PRES. VICE-PRES. SEC TREAS, SOC. CH. Clinlon Suwin 195 'TMI 5f'lN'rlll1'rIlurIl l'lm'fl N nungn-rs SECOND SfiNIliS'l4ER Clinlrm Suwin Larry Wlurplmy Xvallc-r Blume Ig OQPT CIICIIPY Nlalrolnm Herbert ons' lmig. lmloominq. lduzzingf mass. For lwrv line ff 4 w . Ross- i'rnni4. fu-nc iiisimop. Frml Bury. iivify Bray, Bill Xvallwr. iinnli Lacy. .ioiwn CillI'iSliill1Si'll uncl Aflele nlarlin Erlenc Xvonclwurcl. Holm Timmpson. Gwyn Xxiurclf man. Ginger Hill. Dr. Nienclvnlmil unci Niary Bepilorcl Xlllfll lilu- il imlwyis liirsl impression ol liif- must inlcs. Hnwvvc-r. ullc-r lime- orclcal ol the grand murclm imc- lin- ijrc-slunmnis liirsl iclca ol Xvimiilivr Coils-ge and 9ml l7i15-f WHS UWT- PV4'VY0'lC Settled Cl0Wf1 i0 having in nicv. swvnly linnc. Rhytlmms ol lllmil Kingmanis nu-n lwpl lllc limlmers crealcing in lime 'ulmln-ci nnci wliining neopiwyles form-, lmw- lill'iI' , sci , N . Xxonwn s Clulm, mimic-ci ol foursc. lay lim sie-ucly lm lllKlS wrung lmy nclminisiraiive' nolnlmlc-S. IIEIVC Stamp of freshly Imlisllml Slim, on frcshly lmlisllell e-ir lim-l lrmnpic-ci luy umiergraclualv nol-so-nnln- sliof-. FRE MA REC PTIO 196 DET Every sluclenl oxx es the line recreative experiences ol this year to lim creative ahilities ol ftxlice Saun- clvrs and Velma Ramsey. The joh ol social chair- man is as ctillticull as it is important to the campus gvslulf. and we have hart two harclworlxing ancl original worlwrs in stately Sanity. vivacious Velma. The affairs have he-en marlxecl hy clever themes, Catchy rlecorations. good orchestras, at- mosphere conclucive to having lun. Dagxx'oocl Elfld Eloise X76lT'I1E1 Eilld PIWOITIITIY The psychology majors must have hacl a tield clay I conjecturing on what memories, cleep in the sev- eral stuclent lihicloes, inspirect the costumes seen at the Babys Bawl. Clothes may malce the man. hut hahy clothes made the college man loolc tool- ish. ancl cause him to shuttle Ott certain social restraints, all of which macle tor a riotous anrl festive evening. Ruth De Vries, John Christiansen. Chris Sanct- vilien, Ginger Hill, Anahel Richter, LeRoy Hughes, Fred Francis. Eli Hales. and Frank Rogers. Frefl Nloony. John Hales, Betty Bailey, Tom Cave, Alice Pemberton, Charles Cooper ancl Eloise Hales. 197 1 X . y x ine dl1Cl'X:0ll f .1 I LLM. . FOItMAL To reciprocate lnncl in n yery lew inslnnees to re- lilliiltfq lor ttle ljoetess Prom. tlle men on tlle enmpus tltrew a lively S0llli-lnOflT1ill ul tlle Beverly Hills Hotel. To tllose wlmo have wonclerecl what tlle otlmer half of n isemi' formal wus. lllis allfair wus no solution. lint to tlle many wllo clrugged tlmut terpsictxorenn soeli in tlme room oyerloolcing tlie swimming pool. llie evening was well spent. as wus tllPIT'l9Y1,S money uncl tlme girls' energy. Flilll' c,FlllOQOI'liill1S rulrlmect ellbows witll tlne stars nl tlle Beverly XX'ilSllil'0 in a llirst semester semi- lormnl cli111'1er-qtnnee. nncl sailed to Cntnlinu lor a weeli-enct ol swimming uncl ctzxneing in Flay. -lilwe Uel Flor Cluln wus tlne scene ol' tlme nnnunl Frnnlc- lin lormnl ctinner-clnnee in Novemlmer wlien tlte feminine guests reeeivect loeliets us lnvors. Vlwllft l.nneer lvormnl wus llelct in tlne popular Prev- erly llills Hotel in Noyemlmer. 0CI 'l'lE 198 Fllll'l'IillLL El' l56l0NN HIFI clis COTHQDI' XVI' IIEIVC dil Cillillllp66I1uf-Elllfl lll iwnry lzobinson. Bert Nidmlsq llme other tlwree Corners we liacl llie lownstollc, stu- clenls. Faculty. Tlrere were llme usual tootlmall Ilan- 5'mwyHaeml'gpS' and ROHM! quel ingredients: large, searrecl persons escort- llullon ing small. clainly persons: tootlz spealcers: Alma Wlaler. This year. llme testiyities were infested willi llle pleasing siglll ol golel toollmalls lueing clroppecl into eager palms lmy lyluncle queen Nlaclolyn. Clriel lallxecl and playecl willw the silver. reminiseecl anal eounler-reminisrecl witll emeee Dirk Hylancl. ,Axl- ler llie talples aml speeches were cleared away. llle students ancl guests lrollecl llie turkey iliey lmacl iust lmacl lor clinner. arouncl lime liarclwoocl. Wd .tune lxletjarlancl and Bill Nlargaret lYic'lmlson ancl lfllings. Ecly XX'f'lIl6I'l6 5l.C.-Dirty l lylancl tiene Xvineinger iQ6'I'lHll ljtiert 199 I 7 fl. lllll WEEK ll seems ll'1al llle inlegralion llmal llas lalcen place in Currifulum llas Carriecl over into llme social lrencls. Vlillis year llas seen a line cooperation lmelween ilsne ,lunior and Senior Classes llral lms lveen especially nolalxle in tlie social allairs llial lmave ldeen lmelcl logelller lmy lllese two classes. First ol llmese was a vomlminecl Wiener lmalce and lmarn clance llelcl in llle lliclclen recesses ol lllc Slrell Clil lease. fjl course one ol llle major allairs ol llme College season was llme annual Junior-Senior Banquel lmelcl at llle Riviera Counlry Clulu, wllcre llie two classes clineel ancl llien Clancecl lo tile Standing: Cllarlie Cooper and xX'lllSOI1 Young Sitting: Franlc Nelson, lVlarian Reed anal Eclna lVlereclitl1 Riglml alwve: Russ X invent, Grave Slialcarian ancl liolm Clill, l.eRoy Huglies. .lane Allcinson, ancl Fay Nichols. Riglll lqelowz Bolm Nlilcllell lsnelps llle Seniors lo win. ZOO I C455 , - 'I N- ' 411' ' ' r- . , 4 f .,f .n -.M . ' 'f:'. rf :' quit, ,fig-r . df.. .f 1' i 'Af' J JL rlillf' .luniors lilcecl ttleir lun iYlliOTlll21l. Lett to riglmtz ntetvin Prine. Kitty Lou Keller. Tom Cave. lonc- Pilcc-. Tony Collins. Gerry Doring. Vir- ginia Xvlmitson, Judy Sill. Herlh Telylmetts. Ellen Xvetsti anal Gene Garrett. .tune Hoclcett unit Nlnry Lee Palmer, playing. music' ol 'liecl Ntitterts orrlnestrzn. Ttiere uns also a ttleater party tottowecl thy eats anct ctnnring at ttie lfust Xxyllittilff' XX'70l1lf'l1.S Club. tn uctclition to ttiesc' cwc-nts, tile Senior ctlnss lmft its senior weeli. wtlen il swung its swan song to college socxiul life willl il clinnvr ctc'1nc'e in Hollywoocl. an ttieutrc- party. picnic' nnct lmeuclw party plus many inlornmt get-togettlers, inrlucting a colossal lmse- lmll ggnnlc- witln ttic- gructs. ililmis eventful wc-c-lc was an appropriate culmination ol il year lor cl senior class llml is. as all senior classes are. vc-ry sorry and at little lmit scurc-ct llml itls all over. JU ltllt UCIAL 201 An unusuat originatity martieci this year's soriiat activities ot the Sophomore Ctass. The sefonct year 5 men, as yet uninhihiteri hy much Concern ahout aeactemie pursuits. titcect things rough and screwy. This stanrtarct was tutty met hy the hrst attair which was a hitt-hitty party in conjunction with the Fresh ctass hetct, ot att ptaces. in a South Vvhittier harn. Every one ctressert in appropriate Costume, which tent hitttoitty atmosphere. Carrying out the originatity theme. the Ctass next enjoyert a progressive dinner whirh saw the couptes going trom house to house tor the ciitter- ent courses ot the meat, which seems to he a gooct Harvey Vvhitson, Hannah iViae Thomas. Francis Rae Rogers. Vetma Ramsey anci txtortteet Cattieott ii 1 Chartou Snycter Btanctn Cannon, Etenore Curren, George Curtis, Beth Hotman, iVtary Lu Xvitson and ,iacti Harrington ictea tor entertainment, it not tor digestion. A show at the Roxy and hicartn toppect ott the evening. The Sophs, who were ahte to hnci their way through the reresses of North Xvhittier Heights to the Xvoments Ctuhhouse. there timtnerect their antctes in a recorct fiance that turnect out, as rnany smati attairs cto. to he one ot' the tun hightighls ot the ctass Catenctar. To top the year. the etass went tny tous to Big Pines to Hsnow upu in a hig way with skiing tpronounced she-ing, and a good thought at thati, tohogganing, snow tights anct dancing. , ,v FHO H ,xllvr scvcml clislwm'lPninQ CillNXl'lli1ll0l1S anti IJOSHJOIIP- Illl'lllS. lil? lI'05ll Sllliiill K'illCIlilill' lillillly 510i Lll1li6'l' XYily ill1Cl provicleil llll' ymlrlingjs wilil lllosv tgfoocl lciclisi. Tin' liirsl ol lllese was an lmrn clemcc lwlcl in tX0llilllll'l.i0Il willx. ol ull jH'0IJlP. H19 SOI7ll0lII0l'CS2 flll?f llll' ll'0Sll ilild Slllll'l'0fl lllf' ignominy ol cle-lf-nl in liie lumwl. ililmc- nvxt party was vx- rlusivciv lroslm. ns llmv ful tlw Czzslnnires at time Xvurfl- mam llomc lo llll'lllillJlPlLlI1CS. Pulling ax linale io lin- lmrivl class social vulmmclur was il pnrly ul limi Pallersonis nllcr till' Pomona lmslqvllmll game. Xvlmilc- llle Class clicl n ol lmvv many ullinirs ol illeir own. llwy aclcleci morc- thi lil llwir slmrc lo lin- College sofinl wllirl lmy their lu-surly pur- liripnliolm. vigorous clnnciug for wlml pussccl lor Clilllfillgy. mul aldovc all llu-ir slimuiuling. il umxvexclenmif. conlrilwu- , I lions lo lim rzunpus SlI1I1g'l1?1Q?. Plnyllis Rupp ami l.nuru Nxxiilson Bucl Reynolds ZC3 ljroslm los! an lmrcl lougilt inulllc lo till? mi Soplms. RRAWL Q' if t 0 YIM' if 1ZXCl'0SSZ Ed and Charlu, The Xwhizzer, Wir. Riddle uBrother Bill, Clax. Norman Nlary, Nlarylu and Glen, and George 'I'H UA AL I ,reslo n IXIUOYUI Rx 1 1 Intramural and Uchemn Club Crestwood lounge and C. Day Jerry. Nliss Cora Cola uncl Pete Campus Inn. I IBCIICI down, sister! 1 205 fn-Y I 1 5 1 Spring Fe-slivni Claris ami Pm Krazy iQi'I'l1lilu Pwsl CIlill'ElC'lffl'iZiltiO Nvowi Hurry and David T53 Down emci S3 a 510. Going ffut? 1 x X . C 'WU W' X3 nc'x09 on xx X WCHA' VXQAQLQ ZO6 Pres. Nlendenilali Annie Qakieys Frosh Initiation Dr. Cbstrom. Niargarvl ffconnor. Anita liarr and Jack Spence Cram-session Bread-line? Hull session Spring? Qn the Cyreen 207 CAMERA ,F- AHTISANS Royhay Prhnnng Los Angolos Engraving Po. Ihu1onh.Gray Covors Midori Photography John E.Pood Photography Loonard hlohnlloh Photography +-Qs ilIIVEli'I'l Eli The lollowing uclvertisers have conlrilmulecl in a very lnngilmle way to the survess ol the hoolc. They lmve cooperated wholeshenrteclly in every one ol our stuclent lmocly enterprises. unnl we shoulcl he hard put lo clo without their help. Any one sincerely inlereslenl in the wellnre ol the vollege and lllf'COllllI1llIlilyNYlll not it-il lo relurn this Cooperation nncl demonstrate our gratitude to the-nl Charles Xvehster Business Nlurmger 'Meet the People LN V.-E. .... in this ACROPOLIS Truly a line production ...playing over a year ol your college lite in an intimate manner. . . produced by an outstanding cast . . . . . . . 14lwaqA ready to lend a helping hand to the harassed yearbook editor . . . Frin tem of finer Yearbooks year after year Illlllllllll-Illllllllll at Progress Bulletin Bldg., Pomona, Calrt. R 'ffl dr. W. ni. ere optometrist 203 E. Philadelphia g r a 1 g i f t h 0 p l. 14 E. Philadelphia Street. Telephone, Whittier 43-268 ren haw' printer Paul and Katherine Gray Stationery, Cards, Lending Li- brary, Party Goods and Gifts for every occasion. ' x S ,141 wi. Qxix X School and Office Supplies . . . Stationery . . A Home product 1 i :x Printing . . . 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'rigigiz I 2---1fP'E513EiE:E:E5E,E525552QEiEQ5Q5gEgEQEg5QEg55232gSgE5E3E3EgE5E1ErErEr :-:-14.1-ff' gg- ..A.,.... . .,.....,,,,..,.....,... , .,.. .8 -9 Y:f:5:5:2:IS:!:I'1-I-I - . , . -.-.-:-:-1-11:1 .3:3:,:..:.::3:1: 1 E52SE5EiEZESE5i5i5i5Ei5ii555 E255E2EEE23iizf52522252i252525S52i252E2Ei52253. ' 'Q1e5Qs1:5:5:a:z:2:a:a1z 4 pun fer living Right now you are pretty lousy thinking about graduating or finding a job. When you get that job, may We suggest that you save a little each month for the great occa- sion when you'll loe Wanting to make a clown payment on a home of your own. B RR lnmher eempan Whittier, Pico, Norwalk, Artesia, Santa Ana, Orange, Solano Beach j. j.newlierr en. lO9-lll N. Greenleaf Phone 432-86 Satisfaction guaranteed. Let us assist you in any of your future school events. Shop at our store for school supplies, hosiery, reaoly- to-Wear, dresses, accessories, etc. rnhhins prescription Exclusive Pharmacy ll9 N. Greenleaf Telephone 432-77 l-lomes . . . Orchards . . . Business income . . . Insurance swain-nanney realty company 214 E. Philadelphia St. N 1 1 We Bai fm fm alpha heta as w Stockina-up at Alpha Bela drive-in market 0 v 0 0 Painter at Philadelphia garrett st le sheppe 316 S. Painter Ave. Telephone 427-268 ' Millinery ' Hosiery ' Ladies' Wearing Apparel ' Sizes 12 to 52 and l6Vz to 482. 2aw4ma2LnqmJQ O C I O I. A. Gerrard, Mar. Bewpiq WLM Zire Jfaffkz ' Scalp Treatments ' Perrnanents 951.95 to 37.50. ' Shampoo and Finaer Wave fifty cents. ' Telephone 427-258. eugene heaut shop 'll ll- Il' ted telephone ee j.e.penney ee DEPARTMENT STORE Jawa of Welded Success to the 1940 Graduating C1ass 1211-126 N. Greenleaf, Whittler gi. f Whittier national trust and savings bank WMWZWWWM 0 The Home Kanle g tra nk 1. dare C, PM-fy Whittier and Montebello I W evslwtftoegfsii. 9 P85 Qs 1, E ' Ge 'C' XX W We Govsiiziiiko fixeaPQN ggi. l THE QUALIT Y GROUP: F C R D MERCURY LINCOLN ZEPHYR gov o ka 4 . 'co Plngfxphs foam K0 eq el 8 yafkmg' we 'SELLS' GR ESS Ralphs Whittier Store located 202 W st Philadelphia Street, C her oi Comstock. Telephone number Whittier 43247. Ample tree parkihq for Ralphs customers. men? wean SITIITH'-HCRSEITIMI TGILORIHG ereutt's whittier greeery 119 E. Philadelphia St. A home store owned and operated by home people. EEEE DEUVERY. T l - Whittier building and lean esseeiatien INSURED SAVINGSfAMGRTlSED LQANS 206 E. Philadelphia Street Wallace Greeb, Pres. T. B. Moorehead, lr., Secreiaryeijlass of '32 Seth Pickerinq, ASSY Sec ta yfCla ' of 39 Cokiha-up at laolds jaek's salad howl 1 'Nf:l5g?T?g ,I-fl? , GQ? dm 01' Ommeffe ij' I fy Q5 ' J I , L' J .ff A 9 , f , , 1,5 J Whittier sanitary 130 So. Comstock Ave. SD DA lRy'0 'ff QUA 4 . Q ix 19 . filo. 2' ,Q 00,5 5130 dairy company Success to 1940 Grocluotes M' grin Qhleeen anal Sleek Imaam LESLIE E. YARBROUG1-1, PROPHETOR 1529 W. WHITTIER BLVD. PHONE 535-66 24 HOUR SERVICE Keeping brushed up on the latest styles! College Men sei lhe fashions lor lhe youlh oi lhe nalion, anol whelher il be SPORT or DRESS ii musl be lhe smeari- esl and lalesli O Kuppenheimer Sui+s C Arrow-Jayson Shirls I Dobbs-Mallory Hals O Nunn-Bush and I L L ' CLOTHIER Style Apparel for Young Menv l2l E. Philadelphia Slreel Edgie Shoes 2 2 l farmers hardware calvin art shap and paint company Radios and Electrical Appliances l42-l44 North Greenleaf GWQZWQMMQ r. . haflalm HEFFELMAN MOTOR CO. 4Ul South Greenleaf Avenue fa:-le M gray 501 Printing Center Building l22O Maple Avenue, Los Angeles L9 Gifts . . . Greeting Cards , . . Wooden Novelties . . . Pictures . . . Costume lewelry . . . Leather Goods. 224 East Philadelphia Street Artistic Picture Framing illl ' Dodge ' Plymouth . Dodge Trucks ' DlSTlNCTlVE COVERS ' ARTISTIC DESIGNHXIG ' EXPERT CRAPTSMANSHIP 1 E mining QZQWWQ 202 S. Greenleaf Phone 420-48 r ' ier lauu uhrtt that uuugratulatiuus graduates Remember in the years ahead PART OE WI-IAT YOU EARN IS YOURS TO SAVE UAKER CITY dry FEDERAL Savings E6 Loan Association The Eriendly Institution II7 So. Greenleaf Ave. Whittier OFFICERS DIRECTORS C. A. Carden, Pres. Tl'1OS- W- B9Wl9Y L. C. S. G. M. T, M. L. Stanley, Vice-Pres. Brees, Sec'y-Treas. Burdoz, Ass't Sec'y Munroe, Ass't Sec'y T. E. Bowersmith C. A. Carden O. W. Maulsby Lewis A. Myers L. C. Stanley Dr. R. C, Thompson . , grit AgI i'T!l.l.t . I ,L ,Wg-fi' sE',,lu, X ,' A well-furnish ' I X ft l:'u+'gs -Stl A g e d ho m e the l if , rug. M h Ct 11-m a r k of ur s- ll Gracious V, . -..... 5 ll - - Your home justifies every consideration you can give it-for only to the extent your limit your attention to its improvement will you be rewarded wtih achievement in home betterment. 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